Closeouts. The weathered leather and suede upper gives Sorel's Tivoli Camp 18 boots a mature, broken-in appeal. And the looks are backed up with combined microfleece/flannel lining, a molded rubber outsole for slippery surface traction, and a reversible kilty to protect the laces from fussy outdoor debris.
- Distressed leather and suede upper
- Microfleece lining regulates temperature and wicks moisture
- Flannel-lined collar
- Removable, reversible kilty
- Removable EVA insole
- Heel loop for easy on-off
- Molded rubber outsole with a herringbone tread for slick-surface traction
- Made in Viet Nam
- Visit our Winter Boot Guide
- US shipments only
- Lace-Up
- Non-Insulated
- Non-Waterproof
- Gusseted tongue
- Upper: Leather and suede
- Lining: Textile
- Removable insole
- Midsole: EVA
- Outsole: Rubber
- Calf circumference: 11"
- Height: 7"
- Weight (pair): 2 lb. 2 oz.
- Made in Viet Nam
- Visit our Winter Boot Guide
- US shipments only
Average Rating (7 reviews)
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Reviewed by muddyboots from ann arbor, mi on Tuesday, January 22, 2013I loved this boot and it fit my wide foot - no problem. Not sure why others say it is narrow. I chose not to keep it because I didn't want to have to lace it up every time. That is my only complaint! Also, they probably weren't warm enough for Michigan winters.
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Reviewed by ColdMilk from Cleveland, OH on Wednesday, January 16, 2013I originallly got these boots from Sorel, but I had gone a 1/2 size up due to reviews elsewhere stating that they run small. Sierra was the only place that carried my true size at a great price (with the Deal Flyer). These boots run true to size, but a little narrow. My left foot is a 5, and my right is a 5 1/2. The 6's were a whole inch too big for my left foot. They fit my sister who wears size 6. The 5 1/2's are a little snug with thicker socks. They feel fine with regular boot socks and are warm. They're comfy, but not as comfy as the Teva Vero boots. They're also not as easy to put on. I hate tying shoelaces. The Tevas have a zipper on the side. However, these are more stylish.
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Reviewed by sascha rocks from Brooklyn, NY on Wednesday, January 09, 2013I've only had the product for a few weeks now but I don't have any cons.
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Reviewed by mharr from Massachusetts on Wednesday, January 09, 2013I am delighted with these boots. I wear a 10.5 and usually have to settle for an 11 in cold weather boots. These fit perfectly and actually make my feet look 'cute.' If you have large feet that adjective almost never applies! A great feature is the removable inner sole. Underneath that sole is another lined, padded sole. On days when I want to wear multiple socks or very thick socks I will remove the innersoles, when I wear regular socks I will keep them in.
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Reviewed by rkimb74 from Provo, Ut on Wednesday, January 02, 2013These boots are fabulous, so cute and comfy with the microfleece lining. If your feet get hot you may not like them but my feet are always cold so I love the lining. They run true to size but a little smaller than other sorels without the microfleece lining. The only thing I don't like about them is the time it takes to lace them but I will put up with it because they are so cute.
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Question “Is it waterproof or do you have to do that yourself?”
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Answer They are water resistant but they should be treated regularly to keep them waterproof. STP recommends products by Nikwax which we sell.
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Question “Waterproof/resistant?”
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Answer Tjhe Sorel Tivoli Camp 18 Boots are not waterproof.
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