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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2021
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These boots look outstanding. They are very stylish and have great traction. I got the brown colored ones and they look very nice on me. My girlfriend said she did not like the darker brown over the toes. She thought it made them look dirty but I don’t mind the look at all. I like the fluff lined inside walls of the boots. It makes them softer. It may or may not last but for now it looks and feels great. The insoles have a slight arch and feel pretty durable. The insole is hard though. The outer sole has a good pattern to help you keep traction even on the most slippery surfaces. The outer sole is hard too. I would rather it be a dark brown rather than a light beige because the beige color shows the dirt. The shoe laces are strong and don’t come untied much. What I like most about these boots, other than the color, is the zipper on the side. You only have to tie the boots once and then just use the zipper to take them off or put them on. The zipper makes them so easy to take off when you get home. They could be all wet from the snow and you could have a hand full of groceries but with one hand they are unzipped and off of your feet. I agree with some of the other reviewers that these boots will take some time to break in especially over the instep of the boot. It’s the tightest. They’re a little snug on my feet. If I could do it over I would have gotten a half size larger than my regular size. Overall these are some excellent boots. I recommend them for anyone who want to add some class to their wardrobe.
