How well are they in cold weather I have a very wide foot should I look somewhere eles
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
309112
My Son, who I bought these for says yes. He works out in the cold, snow, rain and had requested them. So far so good.
281752
They should be good for snow and ice with the aggressive tread design but I'm in Az and haven't taken them in snow yet.
929769
I don't think so, but my feet are long and narrow and the toe part is a bit wide for me.You should be fine, try them they're great when you have the right size (I tried medium and decided they duck but then bought large and love them, got all the colors and some of the men's ones)And the price is for one pair.But they have a lifetime warranty =DTry a pair
2228816
I would think pretty good.. I use them for snow blowing in the winter, but they fit well and don't move around. They are well made.
1687046
Sure, but your feet would get very cold. These are rubber rain boots and not lined.
1575414
They are pretty roomy, but I don't have a particularly wide foot either. I think it might depend on the thickness of sock you wear. I can wear pretty thick socks with mine. Right now I am wearing normal winter socks (not hiking, but not trouser or athletic socks) and they fit well. Good Luck!
871285
I would just get a good pair of felt lined waterproof boots and wool socks. These socks are good for keeping your feet dry but they also make your feet sweat a bit. In a cold weather situation these socks would keep your feet dry, but they would also be frozen.
1095130
it's not as heavy as my Norwegian military wool socks but they are not lite hikers either I wore mine deer hunting in NE pa. with high quality uninsulated Gor-Tex boots, was warm enough, they fit tight no seams and with adequate cushion. I'm happy.
1111194
I went one up. I recommended 2 pairs of socks or 1 thick pair. Softer on your feet and warmer in cold water. Very happy with the pair I got.
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
1335504
Honestly, I got them in the Spring and plan to use them this Fall/Winter in Idaho and Alaska. But they look better than previously owned crampons I've owned. Their primary function is ice (and that's what I'm using them for). I suppose if the mud/gravel wasn't too deep then they would work. But these are primarily for walking on icy trails or streets. Cheers!
581846
I would say no. I wore them motorcycling at +40°F 55mph, the wind felt like it was going right through them. Glad I tested them out before it really gets cold, I need to find a nice pair so I can keep cycling until it snows.
1583318
I believe that these are more for snow and cold weather. I'm not sure they will keep the feet totally dry in puddles. They fit my toy poodle perfectly.
213987
i don't think they would be too hot. I live in the Pacific Northwest where winter is usually in the 40s - 50s and they are very comfortable both outside as well as in my house which is warmer than 50 degrees.
2100423
My feet are standard D width and the boots fit comfortably (some wiggle room) with liners. If EEE is much wider than regular D width, you might have a problem with these boots.
1519488
I also have Raynauds - I have worn them snow shoeing and was very happy with them - I used an inner "liner" and was very toasty. No cold feet. Good luck