Customer Reviews Columbia Snowtrekker™

These boots keeps feet nice warm & dry. It says to size up on the website but the first boots were huge. Just buy your regular shoe size! For my son. He wears a size 15.

Awesome gift for my husband. The boots are very warm for protection against cold temps. Also, the boots are a comfortable fit with support.

Excellent boot. Very comfortable. Keeps the feet super warm and dry.

Boot fits true to size and feel like what a snow boot should be.

Comfy, warm and lots of support! Probably one of the nicer snow boots I've owned. Super comfy the sizing was kinda interesting compared to other brands. I wear a 12 in Nikes and went with a 10.5 in these shoes and luckily they fit perfect. Lots of ankle support and really keep your feet warm.

Great quality, comfortable, sturdy boots and well insulated

I am a hiker and they seem like good boots. I say that because I've only worn them once. Since I got them, the snow disappeared. Also, I had to buy a size up. The first pair bought in my true size were too tight and had to be returned.

Seems comfortable and durable. I have not used them yet

I bought these boots with the idea that I would use them for snowshoeing. I tried them out just walking down a snow packed trail. The boots seemed to be waterproof and warm. That is the positive. The soles are terrible with little to now traction in the tread and they are like walking with two two by fours on my feet. I was slipping all over the place on packed snow, not good for a snow boot.

I loved everything about this boot except the sole. The boot is warm and comfortable. I was able to walk several miles on dry flat ground without an issues with comfort or warmth. The poor rating is entirely due to the sole. For a snow boot this has the worst sole possible. It holds snow so you end up with a clump of snow under your foot all the time. You have to stomp your feet to lose the snow and as soon as you walk in more snow the problem starts all over again. The next issue is the traction. The "Omni-grip" sole grips absolutely nothing. I had difficulty walking up an incline in the snow because of the lack of traction. On ice the sole is completely useless. This was demonstrated by my recent slip and fall. Both feet slid out from under me, sending me airborne, and I suffered injuries that required x-rays and physical therapy.