They’ve stopped making the bloody hikers now!!!!!
They’ve stopped making the bloody hikers now!!!!!
and bullers only ashleys made could try red bands and duct tape should work
Like you wore Bullers for 40 plus years, about 4-5 years ago brought a pair of lightweight Tactical leather boots that "Sarvo" was selling on the forum, do 10-15 k/m in them most days. I now wonder how I wore Bullers for all those years, put them on now for 2-3 hours on the hill and limp home.
Used to wear the skellerup 4x4s low boots as I found the ashleys a bit bendy for rocks same for red bands . The 4x4 had a arch support for kick starts and ankle protectors as well but you have to try for fit as hand made so some will fit better , I liked a tight fit wich would losen up to fit better , worth a try but diff not slip on like red bands
@Barry the hunter Not getting old sucks more!
I've found the 4x4s to be like ice skates on wet papa hills, Fine in the paddock/bush etc. Broke my ankle in 4x4s while continually slipping on a a steep wet papa ridge....
got my latest ashleys from greymouth farm shop $145, 2 years ago. . always worn them , best boots for me.I was sorting out some kindling in a hut the other day near the bushline on the west coast. A guy oppened the door and declared i must be a bloody north islander, as the tracks he had been following for so long were obviously bullers, or ashleys. He wasnt impressed with my choice of boot , but we sorted it out and the next day he kept climbing whilst i snuck silently through the bush. Each to their own.
I still have 3 pairs Bullers one is my go to town pair should see me out suit the farm bush edge hunting I do in Naki
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