Regatta Lady Harriett II Ankle Wellies - Brown - UK 5

Yes, they are made with waterproof moulded PVC construction, making them excellent for heavy rain and muddy conditions. However, being ankle height, they are best suited for puddles and mud that do not exceed the boot's cuff.

Simply wipe them down with a damp cloth after use. For tougher dirt, use a soft brush and mild soapy water, then rinse and air dry away from direct heat.

TECFOAM is an open foam insock (insole) that provides superior underfoot comfort and cushioning. It helps absorb impact and adds an extra layer of softness for your feet during wear.

Yes, you can wear thick socks. If you plan to regularly wear very thick socks, you might consider sizing up to ensure a comfortable fit, as the cotton lining and insock already provide some volume within the boot.

Yes, they are made with durable waterproof rubber (moulded PVC) designed for long-lasting wear in outdoor environments. Following the care instructions will help maintain their durability.

While they are waterproof, these wellies do not have specific thermal insulation beyond the soft cotton lining. For very cold weather, we recommend wearing thermal socks to keep your feet warm.

Ensure your socks are appropriate for wellies (e.g., moisture-wicking). While waterproof, the rubber does not breathe like other materials, which can lead to condensation from sweat. Make sure the wellies are completely dry inside before each use.

Wellies, especially new ones, can feel a bit stiff. Wear them a few times to break them in. Also, ensure you have the correct size; an ill-fitting boot can cause discomfort. The TECFOAM insock should provide cushioning, so if discomfort persists, check your sizing.

This is normal for rubber products. After cleaning, you can apply a specialized rubber boot conditioner or silicone spray (ensure it's suitable for PVC/rubber) to restore their lustre and help prevent cracking.

This could be due to wearing socks that are too thin or the wellies being slightly too large. Try wearing thicker socks or an additional pair of thin socks. If the problem persists, the size may be incorrect for your foot shape.