Customer Reviews Columbia Bangor Slip Omni-Heat

Theses boots are extremely warm but seems to run a bit small overall a great boot

looks good and quality

High quality, good looking boot. Very wide opening at the top of the boot makes them easy to slip on, however I would prefer them to be more form fitting to seal in heat and keep out snow. Decided to return them since the boots were a bit loose even though I ordered the same size as my casual shoes and I would prefer a bit more cushioning and insulation.

High quality, good looking boot. Very wide opening at the top of the boot makes them easy to slip on, however I would prefer them to be more form fitting to seal in heat and keep out snow. Decided to return them since the boots were a bit loose even though I ordered the same size as my casual shoes and I would prefer a bit more cushioning and insulation.

Excellent to keep your feet warm and dry in the old wet winter The top is wide if you wear slim jean you can stack them in

Excellent to keep your feet warm and dry in the old wet winter The top is wide if you wear slim jean you can stack them in

I had to buy these men's boots because I have a wide foot & calf & the women's boots are much too narrow. Although these are difficult to pull on (thus the 4 stars), once you get them on they are roomy enough, warm & comfortable. I'm hoping with continued wear the will loosen up & get much easier to pull on. Loops on the sides or a zipper would make these much easier to get on.

Hard to put on because space around the ankle is so tight,....

Comfortable footwear and true to size. Although, -25F is WAY off. I was at a cabin in remote Alaska for New Years and it was -22F when we pulled up and 1F when we left Monday, even with great socks these boots are not made for that. But they are fine for moving around town, which is what I actually got the for. Studdable soles is cool, but not sure if anyone has done it. One suggestion would be a tab on the back to hold when slipping these boots on.

Comfortable footwear and true to size. Although, -25F is WAY off. I was at a cabin in remote Alaska for New Years and it was -22F when we pulled up and 1F when we left Monday, even with great socks these boots are not made for that. But they are fine for moving around town, which is what I actually got the for. Studdable soles is cool, but not sure if anyone has done it. One suggestion would be a tab on the back to hold when slipping these boots on.

When I received these boots in the mail they were in a new Columbia box, but they had dried grass on both shoes, so I assume they were returns. I had to get on a plane for my field work so I had no choice but to take them. I work on small boats with little protection from the elements. These boots seem well made and I like the low cut. I wear a mustang suit in cold weather and a low cut boot is much easier to wear with the suit. I can recommend these boots for a cool fall day, but not for cold weather. After using them for the past week on the boat in temperatures ranging from 20-50 F, combined with the wind chill resulting from running the boat from 15-30 kts all day, my feet were not even close to warm. In fact, they were downright cold on some days, particularly my toes, even with thick wool socks (also Columbia). This boot is advertised to be effective down to -25 F...pretty bold (and false) statement based on my experience. If you need a boot that is easy to take on and off for autumn weather go for it. But if you need something really well insulated, I suggest looking for something else.

When I received these boots in the mail they were in a new Columbia box, but they had dried grass on both shoes, so I assume they were returns. I had to get on a plane for my field work so I had no choice but to take them. I work on small boats with little protection from the elements. These boots seem well made and I like the low cut. I wear a mustang suit in cold weather and a low cut boot is much easier to wear with the suit. I can recommend these boots for a cool fall day, but not for cold weather. After using them for the past week on the boat in temperatures ranging from 20-50 F, combined with the wind chill resulting from running the boat from 15-30 kts all day, my feet were not even close to warm. In fact, they were downright cold on some days, particularly my toes, even with thick wool socks (also Columbia). This boot is advertised to be effective down to -25 F...pretty bold (and false) statement based on my experience. If you need a boot that is easy to take on and off for autumn weather go for it. But if you need something really well insulated, I suggest looking for something else.