Customer Reviews SOREL Caribou™

I needed a warm boot for our cold climate. My father started us in Sorels at a young age but as I got older fashion took over warmth and reliability. Now I am back to reality and went back to a boot that lives up to its reputation. This is a very warm boot. It's a bit heavy to start and looks large on your feet but you get used to the weight in a short time and it becomes comfortable to walk in. I found this boot to be true to size. I recommended this boot to a friend and she bought a pair. She loves them!

These are the perfect boot for the north , I can stay outside all day in these and my feet never get cold..

I am from Michigan and snow is expected. After going through a few different pairs of boots, I made the investment to buy these boots. They are a great boot for all kinds of cold weather and snow conditions. The only complaint that I have is they are a little heavy when you are walking for a long time but I assume that's because they are great quality. You won't be disappointed with this purchase!

These boots are perfect for winter. Warm and comfortable. My only negative is that they are a little hard to take off but that just means they fit perfect!

I love SOREL Caribou boots. Plural because three pairs of boots have taken me through three decades. I've replaced multiple boot inserts with the furry tops that slip into the main leather boot, but the boots carry on. My first pair kept my feet toasty through a Colorado high country winter near Vail. My brother told me I needed SOREL boots because they would keep my feet warm and dry. And because that's what the locals wore in that mountain town in below-zero temps. At 40 below, I breathed through a wool scarf to filter the cold as I walked to work a short quarter-mile downhill, glad my feet were warm (ya cannot start a truck in that cold--oil is too thick). The second pair got me through snows in Nevada in the shadow of the Carson and Sierra Nevada mountains near Lake Tahoe. I slogged through the small stables behind my cousin's Reno home and threw hay to her horses. Adventures followed in snow and mud and muck and desert washes. By the third pair, I'd moved back to Utah along the Wasatch range, and my feet were warm while standing on a sheet of packed snow and ice all day loading beginners on a ski lift for one winter. And through city storms and country miles in Southern Utah and then three winters in a tiny town called Santaquin where I freelance edited online for ad agencies and scattered birdseed for wild birds after packing down snow underneath the feeders. And now it's time for the fourth pair. Wonder what I will do in this new decade, in my new boots with their clean new inserts, with new dreams. One thing I know. My feet will be warm and dry.

I owned a pair if these when I was a teen living in Montana. They were the only boots for the Montana cold; hunting, fishing, playing in the slow. I've been sick of my feet always being cold recently and picked up a new pair, they're exactly as I remember them - well made, durable and WARM!!! Got a pair for my wife & daughter (their first pair) and they both love them as well!

These boots are perfect if you want something to keep your feet warm. I live in South Dakota, I hunt during the winter and my feet stay warm then entire time! They run about a half size big I think. Again, if you want something to keep your feet warm in the winter, these boots will be those go to boots for you.

I love SOREL Caribou boots. Plural because three pairs of boots have taken me through three decades. I've replaced multiple boot inserts with the furry tops that slip into the main leather boot, but the boots carry on. My first pair kept my feet toasty through a Colorado high country winter near Vail. My brother told me I needed SOREL boots because they would keep my feet warm and dry. And because that's what the locals wore in that mountain town in below-zero temps. At 40 below, I breathed through a wool scarf to filter the cold as I walked to work a short quarter-mile downhill, glad my feet were warm (ya cannot start a truck in that cold--oil is too thick). The second pair got me through snows in Nevada in the shadow of the Carson and Sierra Nevada mountains near Lake Tahoe. I slogged through the small stables behind my cousin's Reno home and threw hay to her horses. Adventures followed in snow and mud and muck and desert washes. By the third pair, I'd moved back to Utah along the Wasatch range, and my feet were warm while standing on a sheet of packed snow and ice all day loading beginners on a ski lift for one winter. And through city storms and country miles in Southern Utah and then three winters in a tiny town called Santaquin where I freelance edited online for ad agencies and scattered birdseed for wild birds after packing down snow underneath the feeders. And now it's time for the fourth pair. Wonder what I will do in this new decade, in my new boots with their clean new inserts, with new dreams. One thing I know. My feet will be warm and dry.

These are the most comfortable and warmest boots I have ever owned! Really keeps me dry and warm when I am on ski trips and at cold football games when I am outside for hours tailgating! I would highly recommend these to anyone!

We live and play in snow 7 months out of the year, we all have Sorel's and have for decades! Love the new Wool ones!

These boots are perfect for the everyday wear in the snow. They a little heel so you can dress it up when you are going out on the town, yet you can also wear them while having snowball fights and playing in the snow. The material holds up nicely, and they are easy to clean. I ordered a full size down and they fit nicely with thick socks.

Bought these boots for a trip to the Arctic - I tried them out by walking the dogs in below-freezing temperatures. These boots are both warm and comfortable. I am confident they will work for my trip. They are slightly difficult to drive in so I would not wear them on a long trip in the car if I am the driver.

This boot is perfect for clearing the snow from my drive- tall, warm and traction. Love them!