Jack Pyke Hunters Boots 4 year review

[@hannahlockwood9466]

I've had a pair of these boots for 3 months, the sole has already come off 1 boot and is hanging on by a thread on the other, within about a month of having them the "leather" on the tongue completely pealed off. They are still 100% waterproof however so I'll give them that plus they are amazingly comfy and never had a problem with the fit etc, just not worth £130

[@robertwhitfield5740]

Thinking about buying JP boots when i end up with sealskinz socks, ruddy brilliant.

[@samiadb8503]

4 years! Bloody hell I've spent 3 times as much and never had a pair last anywhere near that time!

[@GamesExposed]

what boots do you have now?

[@jamesgeorge2164]

Vosto Vlad Meindl

[@hikerdoc6771]

Good honest review, thanks. I've never yet had a pair of boots that have remained waterproof for long. Like you, I use waterproof socks (Bridgedale Storm I think they are). Comfort and grip of these boots is ok, so I keep them. I also do long distance walking as well as shooting. Jack Pyke boots go on shooting day trips. Fully ventilated trail running shoes go on long distance walks. I've given up with boots on long distance walks. I can't begin to dry them out at the end of a days walking.

[@smoke666dog]

Grate idea

[@michaelwells9463]

Good fair review thanks :)

[@astrazenica7783]

Great review. They're not a boot maker are they. I have some of their clothing. A pair of Altbergs will do better. No frills military tabbing boots

[@sme4969]

paying for a name :(

[@jamesgeorge2164]

sme4969 The more I hear about the brand the more I think the name has a bad reputation. Although I’ve had these 4 years they were showing serious wear after 6 months.