Footwear.

[port]

i've had a pair of hi tec leather hiking boots for about ten years, wear them at every festival, never had wet feet yet..........no matter how muddy its been.

would highly recommend them and you can get them for £30-£40

[TheBigJT]

I ordered a pair of these today:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001V8LOM...x_ya_oh_product

I've been wearing Rockport Walking Shoes for years, hopefully their boots will stand up as well.

I was tempted by the Asolo Fugitive:

http://www.rei.com/product/706762?preferre...r:referralID=NA

But, I just couldn't justify spending more than double the cost. (I tried the Asolo's on at a local REI store and they are very well made and fit great.)

I hope the Rockports are equal to the quality of their casual shoes.

Edited January 11, 2010 by TheBigJT

[guypjfreak]

Normally to festivals I take my Muckboots and trainers. Next year I'm going light and only taking the good old Adidas Sambas! 1.it's going to be a heatwave(my dad said so) and 2.if it rains I don't give a f*ck!

[ukslim]

I wore sandals throughout last year's Glasto - alright, on the Sunday night they got wet and I wore Docs to the train station.

This year, it's going to be dry for the duration. Nailed on.

[guypjfreak]

I wore sandals throughout last year's Glasto - alright, on the Sunday night they got wet and I wore Docs to the train station.

This year, it's going to be dry for the duration. Nailed on.

[gemstarrr]

i got a pair of yellow hunters for xmas - happy bunny!

they're a little shorter than normal wellies, so hope mud doesn't get reallyyy deep, but should be fine.

they are definately comfier than the 10 quid ones i always buy every year, and end up ripping/breaking.

the grip is so much better aswell! i hope these last!