Get Ready for festivals, outdoor shows and other summer events where the weather is totally unpredictable with Grubs range of outdoor footwear. Footwear ideally should be lightweight, easy to clean, and comfortable enough to stand in all day. Most wellies can feel heavy and then uncomfortable, but Grubs have models made from lighter neoprene/ rubber which work better than extreme insulated field boots in this instance.
The Grubs Rainline boots are an ideal choice as they are lightweight, supportive, and very comfortable and are knee length offering full cover. The design protected full-length Flex – Panel allows the boot to fit wider calves as well as 2mm of Grubs famous Insufoam Ultra to help keep feet warm, dry and comfortable all day.
a shorter boot is preferable, then the Midline is a great choice as it is a lightweight calf-height boot which is easy to walk and dance in while still handling muddy campsites & fields etc. These waterproof boots are a waterproof insulated neoprene/rubber construction with a shock absorbing heel, and a Trax™ outsole for muddy / slippery ground as well as a moisture wicking lining to reduce sweaty feet.
For dry-to mixed conditions the Grubs Bowline is another ankle boot alternative, especially if it is only moderate muddy conditions and they are available in 4 fabulous cosmopolitan colours to match any outfit. The Bowline is Ideal for all-day wear, as it features Grubs Insu-Foam Ultra bootie construction, offering outstanding stretch, comfort, and warmth and the Aqua-Grip outsole ensures reliable traction in muddy, wet conditions.
All these boots are ideal for the unpredictability of the great UK summer weather meaning going to outdoor shows, events, festivals etc. can be enjoyed without worrying about cold, wet feet – and in keeping with current trends all the models look as good with shorts and trousers as they do with skirts and dresses.
Comfort, Grip, Warmth and Waterproof
Grubs is a family business which has evolved through 9 generations of Fosters and can trace its history back to 1776 making shoes for the local community, specialising in the new sports springing up in Victorian and Edwardian Britain this was the springboard to a global brand.
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