How well are they in cold weather I have a very wide foot should I look somewhere eles
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Hi Earl, I don,t Know how they go in cold as it is hot here yesterday 41 degrees centigrade,the lowest it gets is 4 or 5 centigrade and they were fine then. mine are size 15 my foot is a just less than 5 inches wide. Docsuthers
872768
I have a wide foot too and they are a good fit. Cold weather? Define cold? I live in California so the coldest I have used them in so far is high 40's with heavy socks and they were fine.
872769
No.. These boots are nice and wide, as a matter of fact I'm actually wearing my boots right now, I have a pair if tube socks on with a pair of thick wool socks underneath and I still comfortable. I suggest that you buy these boots with no worries..
872770
Apart from them being a little heavy the boots are great and I also have a wide foot and I love them (only thing is I live in SoCal and usually it's no comfortable to wear the boots all day because my feet get to hot so if that's the case they may work well for you if you're in the area that is usually prone to cold-weather)
872771
Thus far, I have not worn these boots much. It seems like my toes keep getting pushed to the front of the boot and that is uncomfortable. I intend to take them to a local shoe store and see if there is something they can suggest to make them more comfortable. I love they way they look, now I just need to figure out if I can actually wear them. Frankly, I don't believe they would be much good in cold weather.
872772
Earl, I live in Texas and cold riding really isn't too common down here. I have a EEE foot and they fit fine with regular socks. Ride safe brother.
872773
They seem to be well insulated. I, too, have wide feet. As I said, get the size you normally wear if you really want these boots.
872774
I've riden in 38* weather and my feet where fine. I have wide feet too, plenty of room. I wear 12.5 so I bought 13, too big better off going 1/2 size smaller. Very comfy. Use Mink oil to water proof
1021987
Hard to say, but I have a wide-ish foot and they are comfortable to me. Of course, thicker socks always helps. I saw that sloggers.com has free returns, and I also saw them at Walmart's website, maybe in stores, I don't know. Our local nursery and OSH carries them so I could try on in the store. Maybe you can do that somehow.
531398
I would say pretty good. After a while of breaking them in, they get a little more flexible but you can keep adjusting and tightening. Well worth the money I like my boots a lot. Hope that helps
2098993
I think you need a wide and long footprint that snow shoes have, to be in the deep snow... Yak trax are good in an inch or two of snow or ice
634907
There should be. I wore a pair of wool socks for warmth and comfort because I didn't have neoprene socks with me. My socks got wet, but my feet weren't as cold as they would have been without them on a very windy and cold canoe trip.
810124
I also have wide feet. When I purchased my Sloggers only EE was available. I find them to be a little snug but comfortable.
207032
Yes I think they would work for wide feet. I have very narrow small feet. I usually wear a size 6 and I ordered a 7. They fit well however run small.
1064070
I had to go put mine on to see how they felt. I think they would work for someone with a wider foot. I find mine to be just what I wanted.
1717560
Thus far they are far superior to the Dunlops that came on my Honda Fit. The Dunlops were constantly loosing pressure each time the temps dropped. I have yet to drive them through any significant snow however they have had great traction on wet and slushy roads. I'll report back when it winter finally sets in, in Denver. :)
1869372
Yes, but I would being them in over the winter. They don't seemed to weather well in extreme temps.
1398429
I can only answer from a road cycling perspective as I got these for riding in colder weather. However feet moving for running is a different matter than feet moving on pedals. I was "okay" at 40 degrees F, although I would've liked my feet to have felt warmer.
2144511
not very wide, I wore a thin sock. I felt tightness across the bridge of my foot after walking. They are not stretchy flexible.
1386713
They have good tread but I've never used them in snow or on ice. I think the design would be as good as any i've seen for those conditions.
1021985
I would think that you would be good, I was thinking because I have a wide front but a very narrow back. I can still wear very thick socks. So I would say, yes, I think you would be happy, I would give a try. hope that helps.
858267
I live in Atlanta so snowmobile boots are not common wear down here. From what I could remember from living in Michigan twenty years ago the snowmobile boots are thick and a bit oversized on the outside compared to a regular boot size. The boot chains I ordered for my work boot size required a little effort to stretch and pull over. It seems as though they could be stretch more but you might want to consider a size range a little bigger than your normal size. I would suggest getting two sets of two sizes because they are worth their weight in gold when it's icy outside.
1687046
Sure, but your feet would get very cold. These are rubber rain boots and not lined.
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Mine hit about three inches below knee bend. Have gotten snow in the side handles when it's really deep. I do love them though. Break them in, they start out really stiff