Make sure you keep your boots, shoes and wellies clean, waterproof and secure with our must-have footwear accessories. With many top quality brands designing and manufacturing quality footwear, its vital that you get the best from them. This is why we have brought together a great range of accessories to help maintain the performance of the materials. You may find out boot jacks a useful tool to assist you with removing your wellies or perhaps a cushioned faux fur insoles to keep the cold away. Make sure you protect the finish of your boots and shoes with one of our care products - an essential piece of kit for any serious walker, hiker, worker or shooter to protect and restore the finish of your footwear.
Do you suffer with aching feet after walking for long periods of time? Aching feet could be due to the type of insoles you have in your walking boots or shoes. The type of insoles you wear will depend on whether you have flat, normal or high arches. Find out more here. Learn More
Do your walking boots or shoes need washing and reproofing? Does the leather on your boots look a bit tired and dry? You need Nikwax products. Find out more here. Learn More
The type of gaiters you wear will depend on they type of activity you need them for. Whether it is walking, hiking, shooting or beating, this guide outlines the type of gaiters you need. Find out more here Learn More
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This guide discusses the following:- History and Duties of the Gamekeeper- The National Gamekeeper Organisation (NGO)- Gamekeeper Attire (shoot days and day-to-day)History of GamekeepingThe role of the gamekeeper has evolved over the last couple of h
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Stalking is a term used to describe the hunting and shooting of deer. The principal reasons deer stalking takes place are: Control of deer and other species populationLand maintenance e.g. the protection of agricultural crops and forestryTo pro
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Why are my feet always cold when walking? There are many reasons why you might have cold feet while out and about in the great outdoors. Health issues such as poor circulation or diabetes may be a cause, or perhaps something as simple as wearing
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