Thread: Help! Buller lace up gum boots

You're second back-up in line Te Rei. If Freerange doesn't get back to me by the end of today, they're gone

yeah I want em

I want them thanks just trying to work out how to p.m.

Just tap on the person's nome de plume and a bunch of options will pop up. One is send pm.

Sold to Freerange thanks guys

Just had a look online for Bullers, Australian farm support stores list them plus there's a wholesaler in Aussie. Must still be manufactured ?

oih @Sarvo looks like you should add Bullers to your list of stuff to import...... sure you can get rid of the sheep smell from aussies trying them out for size. LOL.

Better make sure they Quarantine those boots when I come in

Just heard back from Aussie wholesaler, none in stock, stated he ordered them from Skellerup when required, so the availability in Aussie probably the same as here.

Cutting down ashleys are okay, just have to mod them into racing mode, cut the sides of the tongue out and the top two holes off, and on an angle thats a bit down at the heel. Two holes in the instep and good to go. In saying that, once the waffle pattern wears off the tread they get rather skatey. I retired mine and spent an extra $20 and went for some hikers. Tread feels much more grippy.

boonies?
https://boonies.co.nz/product/kaimai...00-waterproof/

Originally Posted by Mitchael

Cutting down ashleys are okay, just have to mod them into racing mode, cut the sides of the tongue out and the top two holes off, and on an angle thats a bit down at the heel. Two holes in the instep and good to go. In saying that, once the waffle pattern wears off the tread they get rather skatey. I retired mine and spent an extra $20 and went for some hikers. Tread feels much more grippy.

Keep them going especially in river walking with studs sold by dude on TM. Really rate them. No more slipping over during river crossings.

my ashleys are basically slicks haha. Theyre not even good for town use, i end up almost doing the splits on wet concrete