Aigle Unisex Adults’ Parcours 2 Vario Work Wellingtons

This is my second pair. My first ought in 2011 have only been retired due to the sole wearing out and becoming smoother not suitable for freezing weather. Will still use when not icy. Use for 3 daily dog walks. Easy to get on and off fit over jeans

Lightweight and good tight fit. Comfy up to 5 km but had to buy some proper insoles after that for comfort. Imho sole being a little wider would give a more stable feel. I take a 12 and found their sizing yo be perfect.

These are really comfortable for long walks in wet, muddy terrain. I use them daily to walk the dog and my feet never tire, unlike my previous pair of wellies. Highly recommended.

I have found my Aigle Parcours Vario boots to be very comfortable and practical over the past eight years until today.My first Aigle Parcours boots lasted for 5 years, wearing several times daily walking dogs from Autumn to Spring in all weathers.My second pair started leaking today,on examination the upper outer foot rubber has perished/cracked after only 3 years wear. Possibly there is a reduction in the quality of materials used as my boot use has not altered in any way.I do not leave reviews very often.Now I need to consider if an alternative boot may offer better longevity and do more research.I have emailed Aigle customer service directly to ask about their product expectations to be realistic.

The warmth and weight

So far so good, very stylish and well built

This is the 3rd pair I’ve owned because I love them. They are stylish, very comfortable & practical with good tread. I have quite wide feet & average calves & they fit perfectly. I can’t imagine wearing any other type of wellies

I should wait before reviewing really because the most important aspect of buying relatively expensive wellies is that they remain in one piece and water-tight at least a year after purchase. However I can comment that they fit me well and are comfortable to walk in (dog walking tends to put miles on wellies that other users might not). Only downside so far is that they are the very devil to get off when slick due to the lack of a heel stub (using the other foot you can hold the other boot down while you pull..). They don't leak yet which is a plus - and a test not all my previous 5 pairs of various (cheaper) wellies have passed.