SHULOOK Men's Snow Boots Waterproof Warm Fur Lined Winter Hiking Boot Non-slip Outdoor Ankle High-top Shoes Work Hiker Trekking Trail

I purchased these lace-up snow boots for my husband, and they’ve performed extremely well in real winter conditions. He wore them for work while shoveling snow in 19°F weather, and they exceeded our expectations. They fit true to size and were comfortable right away. He wore them with regular socks, and his feet stayed completely warm and dry the entire time. He even stepped into snowbanks that were about three feet deep with no issues at all. The insulation does a great job of keeping warmth in without causing overheating. The lace-up design provides a secure, adjustable fit, which is important for long periods of outdoor work. The traction is solid and gave him good stability on snowy and slippery surfaces while shoveling. Overall, these boots are warm, durable, and dependable for harsh winter conditions. They’re an excellent choice for anyone who needs reliable snow boots for work or heavy outdoor use in cold weather.

I do love these boots. They are warm and I had no problem with moisture while wearing them in snow and slush. I will say when I initially put them on, they were noticeable heavier then my summer ones. Maybe that's to be expected, but through the winter, I got completely used to and comfortable with them. I would wear them year-round, but they would be too warm.

The sizing is slightly small. With my normal size, they’re a little tight (toes are nearly hitting the front, but there is room in the heel so I think they just need time to break in). However, I am happy with the fit as I’d rather wear them like this than buy a size which is too large. That said, for many people who prefer some gap in the front of a shoe or boot, you might want a half size larger than normal (or full size, I forget if these come in half sizes). I prefer tighter fitting shoes/boots, with almost no room in front of my toes. I think the fleece lining is what makes them feel tighter… they have a full fleece lining which is very warm. I have to wear them in a bit before I make any decisions on the sizing, just my initial impressions here. They feel like snowboard boots. Some people might not know what I mean, but if you have ever snowboarded you will. They bend your ankle forward like a snowboard boot, when new anyway. After wearing them for a little bit I think that will go away soon, and it seems like an advantage actually since they support your ankle well. As mentioned, they have a full fleece lining. I think you could actually wear these without socks, which is pretty cool. I haven’t gone in the snow yet (I know, shouldn’t review them yet given that, just reviewing the size and initial impression), but I’m almost 100% positive they’ll be great for it. It’s been snowing here recently, just haven’t had the chance since they just were delivered. They have the fleece exposed at the top, looks like a woman’s boot, so I’m thinking having your pants over the top as a guy is the best bet for appearance. That said, they seem like really good snow boots, looks aside. Extremely warm. If the straps closed up fine, you could even snowboard in these I think. TLDR: They’re a tight fitting, fully fleeced lined, have a snowboard boot feel to them in ankle support, and the look is a little bit like a woman’s boot. For the price however, I’m very happy with these for the occasional time I need a snow boot.

Very warm but WARNING there cut very narrow for a man’s foot. I suggest that you buy a size bigger or if you have a wider foot don’t purchase these. I live in NYC and I’m always walking and so far these boots are comfortable, waterproof and fairly durable as we’ve had a recent snowstorm and I have zero complaints.

I had to return these once in the beginning because they were too small, you're going to have to size up so don't make the mistake of getting your actual shoe size. Solid boot otherwise, I've had these for two winters now. They definitely keep your feet warm and the lining in them is extremely soft and insulating, no snow seeps in either. The insert it comes with is the same way. Decent traction outside but nothing stellar, horrible for indoor tile though. These boots are hard to walk in fully laced up, you'll just have to figure out for yourself how high up you'll want them laced, I went up to a little loop found on the tongue for easy of ankle movement and it didn't seem to affect my protection against deep snow. So far no damage but it hasn't snowed more than a couple days worth of wearing them this season so far, plus a couple weeks worth last year.

They run small. That's the only bad thing I can say. The boots were for my 14 y/o. He wears a 10 in men's. I ordered 11s because I read the reviews. They fit him perfectly but not much extra space. He can't say enough positive things about the boots. We've had two major snow events and he has worn them several times over the last two weeks, and he says they keep his feet warm and dry. He also says they are not heavy like his previous snow boots. He wore them sledding for 6 hours one day. I'm thinking of ordering another pair for my husband. Very pleased with this purchase.

Warm and comfortable great for snow removal

Boots were delivered in a plastic bag, torn in parts. They look good but, I think their way of sizing is just not right. One boot visually appears to be wider in the area across the ball of your foot and tighter than the other one. My right foot swelled up and I had to take them off after a day of walking in them to help break 'em in. Purchased 1/2 size larger as suggested by many and yet, without socks, they still seem to be too tight. With socks, they make my feet sweat and my right foot swells up. May have to just keep going without socks. As for water proof, so far, so good but, I'm not one to go walking around in calf deep water just to see if my boots are waterproof. As for walking softness, they aren't that soft, either. The sole of the heel protrudes back farther than I'm used to and it's a bit uncomfortable when walking, real stiff but, I guess I'll get use to it sooner or, later. It's been all slush and ice for the last week or more here so, for that, they seem to be resisting getting and water leakage from the top of the boot. I'm just hoping the soles don't come unglued any time soon. Will let you know in a future update.

pour marcher et pelleter la neige.