are these boots insulated?
452745
No they are basically a rubber boot I bought them for yard work and wear a heavy sock works great for me
452746
No, but I wear long, heavy socks when the weather gets cold. I've worn them in the cold right up until we got a lot of snow. They keep my feet very warm with socks, but I don't want to damage the plastic, so when it gets below 20 degrees, I resort to heavier boots. I love these boots. They have a great insole, fit the shape of the foot perfectly, and they look a lot nicer than other similar boots.
452747
No, they just have a good insole, but nothing but "plastic boot" on the tops of your feet and legs. Hope this helps!
2281286
No. Ours were fine. In fact, my husband's using the Inversion boots right now and loves them.
3828
yes. these have just a "bootie" foot - the wearer will need a boot to wear these.
518763
No. They are designed to keep water out below top level of boots. The strap at the top will tighten to keep boots snug, not water tight.
1384211
These boots would be fine if your dog is outside for only a short time, because they are not insulated or waterproof. The material is nothing more than a felt like fleece with a paw patch.
202603
Yes they are. I have worn them many hours while hunting in Montana and they are awesome! I have not submersed them in water however in snow, blowing snow, slush, etc they have performed flawlessly! They also seem to breathe well and do not make my hands sweat excessivly. I definately reccomend them!
366107
They are made of thick rubber, so yes. They will definitely keep your feet dry. But there is no lining in them. You'll need to add a liner or thick socks. I'd guess that if you won't be outside for very long that that would make a decent snow boot if you add liners and/or thick socks. If you are going to be outside for a longer period of time or live in extremely cold climates, then this is probably not the best choice for you.
1231287
nope, they are like a wetsuit. they were very effective at keeping my feet warm when I was rafting the grand canyon... 40 degree water on the feet is very uncomfortable, but with these on its not bad at all
848443
There is no insulation. They run big, but that is why I like them. I am a size 12 and bought a size 13. There's a lot of space underneath to wear clothing. I would definitely recommend getting the 10.
1278416
They keep your feet dry but they are rain boots, so they won't keep them too warm! Still awesome boots though :)
115309
I don't think they would insulate the feet. They seem to just be made out of rubber so your dog's feet might feel even hotter with these on.
2156149
I ordered mine in the cooler weather but they arrived in uninsulated packaging so I would say "No" to your question. Mine arrived in great shape but, as I said the weather was cooler when I ordered them.
11274
They don't appear to be insulated but there is two layers of thick fabric around them and they do help keep drinks cold.
137162
I don't know, they are rubber and I don't know if rubber gets hot. You would do better with a dog boot.
1302101
They are water proof to a point if you are going to be standing in water all day i would recommend a rubber boot with a felt liner. For a normal day on the lake they are the ultimate boot, they will keep you warm and dry. this is my second pair of baffins the first pairs lasted me over 15 years!
108914
They are not lined..so no. However, in our New Mexico weather of 66 to 80 degrees..yes.
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..