Men’s Country Boots

Country boots are suitable for wearing in the countryside, for walking on variable terrain and in varying weather conditions. Dubarry were pioneers in the design of Country Boots adding GORE-TEX lining to their leather boots making them both waterproof yet breathable. Dubarry Country Boots are made in different styles, fits and widths for comfort.

Both Country Boots and wellies are designed to protect against wet elements. Dubarry Country boots are designed with warmth, dryness and breathability in mind, whereas unlined rubber boots protect against wet conditions and are often cold. In addition, Dubarry Country Boots are far more versatile in terms of style, both practical and fashionable in a wide range of environments.

We believe Dubarry boots are the most comfortable on the market. Years of design has refined the technology used to create durable, comfortable footwear. Dubarry boots have extremely comfortable and shock absorbing soles, DryFast-DrySoft™ leather that softens with wear and watertight, breathable GORE-TEX linings to keep feet dry and warm.

Dubarry country boots are very versatile. They can be worn as a practical waterproof boot, ideal for walking in wintery, rough conditions. They are a smart leather boot, which look good in the shooting field, in town and at horse racing and Point-to-point meetings too.

Dubarry boots have extremely comfortable and shock absorbing soles ideal for crossing rough and wet terrain. The DryFast-DrySoft™ leather softens with wear and watertight and breathable GORE-TEX lining keeps feet dry and warm.

While we certainly hear from many customers who experience little to no break-in time, this is individual to each person and can depend on how much the boot needs to adjust to the shape of your foot. The following general advice will give you the best results for breaking in your new boots: We use thicker leather in our country boots than you would find in a general lifestyle or fashion boot. While this is more robust and longer lasting, it may require more break in time than footwear built for lesser performance. Initially, you may find that your heel lifts until the leather has broken over the toe enough for the boot to move with you as you walk. To prevent discomfort, we recommend that you plan to wear your boots for several shorter periods of time during the initial break-in period and avoid taking them on an all-day adventure for your first wear. We also recommend using good socks, or two thin pairs of socks to reduce any extra friction you may experience during this period. For most people, a cumulative use of around 2 to 3 hours walking should result in the boot breaking in enough to be comfortable for longer periods of wear.