Customer Reviews SOREL Tofino II

These are very comfortable, well made boots! They definitely have a slimmer profile than the Joan of Arctic, which I appreciate. The padding in the sole of the boot is excellent and the insulation feels like it would keep my feet nice and warm in the snow. However, the pair I received squeaked incessantly when I walked. I'm not sure if it's because I had to tighten the boots considerably to make them fit, or if it was perhaps a defective pair. I have a large foot and a small ankle/calf, so I had to tighten the boots as tight as they would lace in order to make them fit. I tried walking on tile, wood, and carpet, but no matter what surface I walked on the boots squeaked loudly. They were very comfortable boots, so I reluctantly returned them. I may end up ordering them again in hopes I received a defective pair.

Replaced some BearPaw snowboots with these and they are fabulous! Not big and clunky, super warm and super comfortable. Ordered a half size up to wear with thick socks in snow but I can also wear them barefoot and just tighten the laces. The fur trim seems thin and likely won't last long but it looks cute and the actual boot is great.

This boot is perfect for narrow feet! I tried the sorel joan of arc and sent it back because it was WAY too wide for my foot. It is warm and looks very fashionable. The fur allows me to dress it up as well. I added my own arch support inserts as I have a flat foot. I ordered a 10.5 and I normally wear between a 9 1/2 and 10. This allows me to wear thicker socks in the snow when we go skiing :). It is not a heavy boot which makes it perfect for walking around town all day and it keeps your feet warm. It is waterproof up to the top of the tongue (tongue is connected all the way down). So excited to have finally found a narrow pair of snow boots! thank you Zappos for speedy delivery/returns!

These boots are cute, but I have 2 major complaints. First, the right boot rubs right above my heel when I walk (it creases there). I thought this would go away as I broke the boots in, but I have been wearing them regularly for over a month now and nothing has changed. It still hurts to walk in them. Second, my socks (Smartwools) are often wet after a day of wearing these boots. Wearing them two days in a row results in a gross smell. I guess they are too warm for inside/outside wear for me. Will have to save these for snow play days only. Too bad, because they are cute with skinny jeans.

I bought these boots a month ago and instantly loved them. They are cute, warm, comfortable, perfectly waterproof - seemed the perfect winter boot for the nasty Wisconsin winters. However, I have had 2 very nasty falls on ice in these boots. The first was a few weeks ago on black ice. Then this morning on a wet icy sidewalk, both feet went out from under me in a blink and I went down flat on my back. Probably cracked my tail bone. The tread on these boots is completely useless on a slick sidewalk. I still love the boots but will never again wear them when it's icy outside.

Love, love these boots. Only complaint is feels about half size small if that. Putting up with small size cuz not giving me blisters or banging my toes too much even with a thick sock, so must be right size-ust feels a bit weird-small. So cute and warm and able to walk and walk with these on in thick snow. Not nearly as clunky as old Sorel pac boots from 90's.

I bought 3 different styles of Sorel boots, needing to replace my 20+ year old pair. I purchased Tivoli High, Joan of Arctic and Tofino II. The Tivoli High are as stylish as a snow boot can be and the most flexible and easiest to walk in of the bunch, but very difficult to get on. They might work for those with a narrower foot or low instep, but if you have a wider foot or higher instep I wouldn't recommend, extremely difficult to get on and run on the narrower side. The Joan of Arctic are the biggest, heaviest,clunkiest of the 3 and impossible to get on even though they have the widest footbed, something about the way the ankle or instep is shaped. If you're truly in the snow for hours these are probably the best bet if you can get them on! The Tofino II were the perfect compromise and the easiest to put on. I live in the high desert of Central Oregon where it gets cold and icy and plan on wearing them to walk 1-2 miles, dog park, etc. and my snowshoes fit on them just fine without being as clunky as most snow boots. They are a little stiff at the calf but I'm hoping they'll break in a bit. And I just tested them on my icy patio and the traction is great!!I couldn't get the Joan of Arctic on to test sizing, but with the Tivoli and the Tofino I found they run true to size, just the Tivoli ran a little narrower. I wear an 7.5 or 8 and the 8 were the right fit.

These boots are super cute and very warm. I bought them for a ski trip and I lived in them. They held up amazingly in feet of snow, my feet remained completely dry and the shoes provided great traction. They do feel a bit stiff, almost like wearing Hunter/Rainboots which was my only gripe about comfort. I don't have any prior experience with Sorel boots but have been told that they are stiffer than typical. Overall I love these and wish it would get colder so that I could wear them more often

Very cute and not overly clunky. They were very still right out of the box, but I would imagine this would change with more wear. They came to mid-calf the back is slightly lower than the front. I wanted something I could walk in deep snow with so I did return these for slightly taller snow boots.

I really want to love these boots but one makes a squeaky noise, they don't really have any arch support, and just wearing them inside I don't think they will be warm enough for a Maine winter.

Just got these in so they haven't been tested by actual intense weather yet. I plan to use these this winter on some trips up north. First impression: they are super cute and comfy. I think I'm going to enjoy wearing them!

Fit and size were good but comfort was not.

Love the styling and overall construction, but ended up returning. Sizing seems way off. I’m an 8.5 and ordered my actual size. Overall the boots felt too short and too narrow. The heel support was digging into my arch and my toes felt smashed even in thin socks. For the high price I didn’t want the hassle.

Good boot but toe box too narrow for me for a medium.

SO cute! But SO narrow!! I was super disappointed in these!

I always really want to like Sorel shoes but they ALWAYS are off in one way or other. These are a very strange height on the calf that's not flattering. They should be taller. There's a stiff heel piece that digs into your heel. Probably because they are too large around the ankle and you can't really lace it tight enough so that your heel doesn't slosh around in the boot. I got them for 1/2 off and won't be wearing the that often so it's fine whatever but I would not keep these as a winter boot I need to wear often. The fur also looks SO cheap. These would look so much better without it.

I was excited until I couldn’t get it on. It was too small in length andddd width. The fuzz on the top also felt kind of cheap. For the price I expected better materials and fit accuracy

Oh man. I like Sorel but these are UGLY in person. The snot green laces and the pattern … gag.