Wellington Boots

Wellington boots are every ranchers' favorites, and it's easy to see why. They protect your pants, legs and feet, are comfortable, and are easy to pull on. Wellington boots are styled similarly to cowboy boots; that's why they're often called "Western Wellingtons. Wellington boots look different from cowboy boots though--they have rounder toes..., lower heels, and tops that are cut straight across. Unlike certain cowboy boots that can be restrictive, Wellington boots' rounder toes can give you a wider toe box. Many people who can't fit themselves into cowboy boots can wear Wellington boots. These boots were originally designed to provide waterproof protection. They protect your clothing and skin when you walk through rain, over muddy terrain, and across water-drenched fields of wet grasses. Most Wellington boots are waterproof and come in all-rubber, all-leather, and combination models. The external boot material, a waterproof lining (like Gore-Tex), or some sort of treatment provides the waterproofing. Rubber Wellington boots are very popular right now, come in all sorts of colors, and are waterproof. Leather Wellington boots don't have the "right now" style of the rubber ones, but they also offer superior water resistance. Leather is naturally water resistant, and the boots are often sprayed with a layer of waterproofing too. Many industries require Wellington boots. You often see them on ranch workers and farmers, yet different styles of Wellington boots are worn in the meat-packing industry, by landscapers, for driveway work, and by surveyors. Wellington boots re made by several manufacturers, and WPS sells a good variety. The companies we offer include McRae, Rocky Boots, Dr. Martens, Caterpillar, John Deere, Thorogood, Lacrosse, and Wolverine. Each model of Wellington boot is different and has its own advantages. Explore our selection and discover the pair that's right for you.(Learn More About Wellington Boots)(See less)