Customer Reviews SOREL Cheyanne™ Lace Full Grain

Boots look great and long lasting, but run small. My husband wears a 10.5 and it fit exactly without socks. Returning them for a size 11.

This is a fantastic fall/winter boot. Virtually nothing is going to get through this boot. Featured in recent man's fashion magazine, this boot no longer appeals to just the outdoorsman or roughneck.

Nice pair of boots, the rubber was damaged on 2 pair but Zappos was kind enough to replace them finally with a pair that was perfect. They are warm and fit perfect.

My 1st pair Sorel "duck" boots are living up to the standard. Warm, dry feet, and comfortable. I took advice from other reviews and bought 1 size larger, this was unnecessary. I would buy them again.

I bought these for my husband for Christmas and he loves them. He is picky about footwear, because some shoes make his knees hurt, but these seem great. He has gone for long hikes and lots of rainy dog walks in Oregon with them. He likes them for snow.

This is a nice pair of boots. We were looking for something stylish enough but could also be worn to work if need be. I cannot wear them to work, but I kept them because they were nice.

These are fabulous boots, but not for guy with wide feet. Because the tongue is sewn shut on the sides, my husband couldn't even get his foot in them to see if they fit. If your feet aren't wide you won't be disappointed...these are great boots.

I bought these for my Dad for Christmas. He usually wears a 7.5 - 8 and he said they fit true to size. This seems to be a quality shoe. I'll update the review once he tests them in puddles and snow.

Feel a little smaller in length with width and comfort overall are good. Great styling and very well built. I think they will last a long time

Great boots. But runs small. I am usually an 8 or 8.5. These required a 9 to fit me.

This is a great boot overall. It was a little small, half a size.They are very warm and comfortable. The only problem is that the upper part of the boot rubs on your leg, and I end-up not using the last lace-holes.

I just got these for my boyfriend for his birthday as a surprise, the photos all look like they are grey , the bottoms are but the top is a grey blue doesn't flow with the rest of the boots color of grey. Will be returning.

I needed something to get me through the New York City winter of '14. These boots served me well and they were incredibly comfortable. Alas, after three months of trudging through the streets, I began to hear that telltale sucking sound when I was on dry pavement. This is the sound of water trapped in the shoe, and sure enough both heels had worn down through the rubber and perforated. And so it is with a heavy heart that I return them, because they were darn cozy shoes (and not too heavy). Now that I'm back home in Los Angeles, I may order another pair just for light usage - because they do keep the feet warm.

Rubber on both boots cracked so boots no longer waterproof. They did not even last through 4 winters of very moderate wear.

Wearing these shoes should be a form of torture. These are the most uncomfortable pair of boots ever invented. Hands down. After taking a weekend trip with these boots, my only thought on my mind was when I can burn them. I got myself a pair of Timbs Originals now and I could not be happier. These shoes have no form of arch support, terrible soles and cushion, and to top it off, the tongue digs into your ankle making it unbearably painful. Worst of all, the shoes do not breath at all, meaning that your socks get very damp and wet when you are indoors or any temperature above 40°. The insulation and rubber bottom causes the feet to sweat, except unlike most well made boots they have no way to leave. So when you actually go outside into cold weather, your feet are now wet and cold (the insulation sucks), which makes for an even more unpleasant feeling. Thinsulate is a poor man's Primaloft, and these boots are a perfect example. I usually do not write extensive reviews, but I hate these shoes so much that I do not want anyone else to make the same mistake of buying them. Also, they run a size small so keep that in mind if you do in fact plan to torture yourself.

Looked and felt great but after one year of moderate use the rubber cracked causing them to leak. Also the traction was poor for a winter boot.

I also have had these boots over a year (moderate use) and the rubber does crack severely on the creases on top. Once the cracks are there the shoes are worthless in any puddles.