Customer Reviews SOREL 1964 Premium™ LTR

I have bought Sorel boots before and they have always been fairly roomy, enough for thick socks and some wiggle room. These are very narrow and snug. I walked around my house for 10 minutes and my feet were feeling a little sore where the boots were pressing on the side already. Am returning and will try a different model, hopefully it's just these boots that run this narrow and not all of their boots now. Otherwise, beautiful boots, lovely color, nice materials.

While I liked and appreciated these boots for one winter season, by the end of the second winter season the rubber on the soles had split and the boots become unusable and unfixable. I'm very disappointed that the quality of Sorel boots has seemingly decreased over the years and unfortunately will not be buying another pair.

I've had these boots for a couple of years and I haven't put them to the test until this weekend. I would normally just wear them to the ski mountain and home. This time I was in -8F weather, with wool socks and my feet froze within an hour. My feet were past the point of numb and in so much pain that I had to go inside and miss half of my event. Because of this, I'm extremely disappointed in these boots, I would not recommend them and I will be looking for another pair.

I usually wear a size 8, but often size down in leather boots so I ordered a 7.5. When I first got them I was concerned they were too tight, but decided to keep them and see how they felt. At first I was pretty happy with them, but after wearing them for a while and breaking them in they are too big. There is about an inch of extra room at the toe and the foot is just loose in general. They are also far colder than they are advertised to be. They're rated to -25 degrees Fahrenheit, but I begin to loose feeling and circulation in my feet even when the temperatures are in the mid teens. They also have terrible traction. If the snow is at all slick they perform about the same as my converse...which is poorly. I will say that they are very waterproof though, your feet will sweat and may feel damp, but the snow and rain are kept out.

I usually wear a size 8, but often size down in leather boots so I ordered a 7.5. When I first got them I was concerned they were too tight, but decided to keep them and see how they felt. At first I was pretty happy with them, but after wearing them for a while and breaking them in they are too big. There is about an inch of extra room at the toe and the foot is just loose in general. They are also far colder than they are advertised to be. They're rated to -25 degrees Fahrenheit, but I begin to loose feeling and circulation in my feet even when the temperatures are in the mid teens. They also have terrible traction. If the snow is at all slick they perform about the same as my converse...which is poorly. I will say that they are very waterproof though, your feet will sweat and may feel damp, but the snow and rain are kept out.

After weighing the many options for winter boot, I chose Sorel because they last. Unfortunately after one season of light use, the rubber on the heals of both boots has ripped, exposing the fabric underneath. The felt definitely kept my feet warm last season, and they were comfortable - but now they're useless as my feet will get wet if I wear them in snow. Another small complaint is that the felt would always pull out of the boot when I took my foot out, which was annoying. I wanted something I could somewhat easily slip on and off.

Ordered these boots for my daughter with the size she normally wears, and they were "huge" on her. Have to return.

Though the boot is beautiful online, the boot is very large, heavy, and not flattering. They made my feet look massive; maybe twice their regular width. They definitely wouldn't be my go-to for any day-to-day activities. Will be returning. To Sorel's credit: These seem like they are high quality, and they might be nice for very snowy/wet regions.

The boot is very stiff and cuts into my calves. It's very uncomfortable.

Second time walking in the snow and slush to get to the bus, the left boot leaked. The snow/slush on the sidewalk was not even up to the leather. I was on my way to work...resulting in wet socks.

I'm so disappointed in these boots! They're really cute and super warm, but the traction is TERRIBLE. I wore them in the subway, and I was slipping and sliding all over the wet tile. I haven't stepped on ice while wearing these yet but given how poorly they performed in the subway I don't have high hopes. I'm really hoping that with time the soles will wear in such a way that this won't be a problem, but I'm really disappointed that I will need to waddle around like a penguin to avoid falling if I wear these while commuting.