The boots did not leak during our waterproof test and provided adequate traction on ice. In our heat retention tests, the Arctic Ice Mid boots lost 3.38 degrees Fahrenheit over 20 minutes: not the coldest boots we’ve tested, but not as warm as our Best Overall pick. Inside of the boot, you’ll find a neoprene and synthetic fleece lining designed to keep feet warm in temperatures ranging between -58 to 30 degrees Fahrenheit. A shaft circumference of 14.5-inches allowed these boots to glide down my legs, and I have thick calves! At 11.35 inches tall, the Arctic Ice Mid boots are well suited for stomping around in mud, puddles, or snow. That said, it’s also possible to add your own insole or orthotic to them. I was happy to find that they provide good arch support, thanks to their comfortable insoles. Thanks to the Arctic Ice Mid’s lower made from rubber and a flexible fabric called Spandura, these boots required next to no break-in time. The Muck Boots Muck Arctic Ice Mid boots were the most comfortable boots we tested. The only downside to the Sorel Caribous is that they’re a bit bulk, which could make taking the stairs or driving while wearing them difficult. We found that these boots were true to size. Featuring a fun, synthetic fleece-trimmed cuff that looks great and works to prevent snow from getting in through the throat of the boot, the Caribou are available in black, tan, and grey. These boots are ideal for trudging through heavy snow and their iconic style make them a win for wearing on your daily commute to work. Finally, while testing the Sorels on our ice rink, I found that they provided great traction. That said, if you somehow manage to get your feet wet, The Caribou’s removable felt liners can be swapped for a dry set. What’s more, while I wore them during our waterproof test in four inches of ice water and slush, my feet stayed as dry as a bone. During our heat retention test, they lost 2.04 degrees Fahrenheit of warmth over a 20 minute period, making them the warmest pair of boots we’ve tested. With their superior insulation, a leather upper, sturdy vulcanized rubber lower and sole, the Sorel Women’s Caribou boots proved instantly comfortable and required no breaking in.Īccording to Sorel, these boots can heat your feet in temperatures as low as -40 degrees Fahrenheit.
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