womens snowboots?

socks_uk

ali-t wrote: »

http://www.outdoormania.co.uk/Item-6-0-cat-6-brand-124-Trespass_Zesty_Snow_Boots.aspx Was it these ones?

I bought these about a month ago and have found them to be terrible. They are very big for the size, don't keep my feet warm, the lining has ripped inside and they are leaking already. cold wet feet - yuck!

They also don't look very high up the leg! I was walking through 8inch snow on the footpaths on Wednesday.

artystix

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2907126

link to a post on Grabbit board, these have snowflakes on them! only £8.50

BlueRoses

http://www.trespass.co.uk/product/footwear-5/womens-footwear-14/womens-snow-boots-263/dodo-UAFOB!!!0001

i got these unisex ones when they were on offer at £10 offer the current selling price £36.95 the other week.
although they are more expensive now i can really recomend them they are good quality warm and comfortable

mrscameron

has anyone seen any snow boots, just above the ankle like the short uggs, and possibly have a furry lining?

socks_uk

I'm now wondering if people are looking for the best for keeping your feet warm, dry & upright or the 'best looking' ones.

I've seen people out in trainers, 'normal' shoes, wellies (brrrr!!), high heeled fashion boots and very soggy knitted boots! If this weather is the sign of things to come, invest in a pair of the best snow boots you can afford and bear in mind, especially this year, that the snow often goes above the ankles and then goes inside your boots.

I'm still excitedly awaiting my Canadian Snow Boots (Estimated Delivery Day Friday!)