Santana Canada Khombu Corrine Pac Boots - Waterproof, Insulated (For Women)

I wore these on 5 day ski trip to Breckenridge, Co. For trips of 15-20 min between the condo and the shops, they worked fine. For a 3 hour dog sledding trip in 30 degrees my feet were frozen even with toe warmers and thick wool socks. You could easily feel the cold through the bottom sole's rubber when out playing in the snow or when sledding. The traction was good and my ankles were warm. Please note the laces don't come all the way up to the top of the boot so if you wear skinny jeans and then get in deeper snow it will get clogged in the tops of these boots and make for wet ankles. They ankles weren't an issue in snow pants when the ankle gores were pulled down lower. Overall, these just didn't do the job since my feet were still freezing even with warm socks and toe warmers. I knew quickly I'd have to replace them for our next trip to CO to be comfortable. Luckily, the excellent customer service at STP allowed me to return for a full refund (minus the $6 return shipping) so I won't have a pair of boots in my closet that I won't wear again. (I live in TX so I have no need for snow boots ever here).

The boots are sturdy & look well made. The herringbone pattern in the cloth sides is a nice touch. It hasn't snowed yet so I've been unable to test the warmth. However, I have high hopes for these come winter.

The boots are comfortable and mostly warm enough for regular cold weather.

Even though the hangtag says these boots are good down to -20, they did not feel like it. I know my feet would have been cold in these in northern Minnesota. Therefore, I returned them. They DID look cute, though.

I thought these boots were going to last but they broke after only one month of wearing them on city streets. The loops that hold the laces are falling off and the boots themselves feel extremely cheap. I'm very displeased with my purchase. I would rather buy a more expensive pair and have them last at least through a season.