Kamik Brooklyn Winter Boots - Waterproof (For Women)

I work outside and the first day that I wore these boots it was the test of whether I would keep them or not. It was a very cold wintery day. I avoided no puddles of water or drifted snow. I was out side for several hours and my feet did stay very warm. I sloshed through water to see if my feet stayed dry. No water at all inside. Looks like I will continue to wear these and trust I will be warm and dry inside. The size seems true and roomy, not tight.

I haven't had the boots for too long yet (and we haven't really had snow for me to test them) but so far so good. I did notice some pressure spots from the creased material, however that could just be a matter of breaking them in. Other than that, they seem pretty comfortable.

I just got these boots last week. While we haven't had snow yet (Mass.) we have had very cold weather (in the teens) and I tested them outside and my feet remained toasty warm! they are very cute (I ordered the white/gray color) and versatile (can wear them to work under jeans, shoveling my driveway, or showshoeing). Would definitely recomment. I wear a 9 1/2 usually, and ordered a 10, they fit great! I only rated them a 4 of 5 because I havent been able to test them in the snow, so not sure if I'd go that extra start just yet...

I am a 6.5 and I ordered the 7. I was hesitant to order them worrying that they would be too small but then I looked on another site and no one said they were too small. The 7 are just about perfect. I only wore a thin wool and thick wool sock with them. I wore them out in the snow and my (notoriously cold) feet stayed warm and dry. They also had good traction. I never slipped once. I just told my mom to buy some because so far they appear to be a great deal!

These arrived just before we here in the Pacific Northwest were hit with a week long snow and ice storm. I couldn't have been more pleased with how these kept my feet dry and warm, allowing me to play for hours in the snow all week! The only time their waterproof abilities were compromised is when the snow turned to slushy pools of water several inches deep. Only when stepping in these repeatedly did the shoes start to get wet. True to size.