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The ORIGINAL SHORT mid-height rubber boot from Hunter in black is a must-have for fashion-conscious men. The simple classic from the well-known Scottish company is timeless and of high quality. The comfortable footbed and the striking tread sole make the rubber boot the ideal companion on rainy days - whether in the city, walking the dog in the forest or at the next festival.
Hunter Wellington boots For more than 150 years the British company Hunter has been designing its Wellington boots -affectionately called Wellies- in the Scottish capital Edinburgh. As with the production of leather boots, for Hunter wellies tailored pieces of natural rubber are worked around a shoe cast. The blank welly will then be reinforced in a secret Latex dipping process. After that the Wellington boot body is vulcanised in the oven. The double-layered outsole of the Hunter wellies displays a profile at various angles which ensures high slip resistance. Furthermore the boot is strengthened at the instep; an antibacterial nylon lining and a cushioned footbed provide comfort. If required one can adjust the width of the shaft in the upper section with the aid of the characteristic Hunter buckle. Since the end of the seventies, Hunter has been the official purveyor of Wellington Boots to the British Royal Household
