Customer Reviews Sperry Cold Bay

I thought these were real leather. Just seem a little cheap.

They fit nice and keep feet warm & dry. My only complaint is that one of my boots arrived with scuff marks and/ or nicks.

They are well made but very stiff on the top half, not very comfortable.

I'm pretty skinny, but the fit of these boots is so loose that they're simply uncomfortable.Even after tightening the laces all the way up and down, I still had a full inch of space at my ankles. I couldn't tighten them enough to fit snugly , which means they continuously chafe at my ankles. I even bought a half size smaller than usual.

I have been disappointed with my new Sperry boots. I get too much moisture and snow leaking in through the front seams when I'm out in them. This is a huge problem for me as someone out and about in America's snow belt. It's extra disappointing since the fit is perfect which is tough for me to find. I wouldn't be upset if these had been far less pricey but for over one hundred bucks I shouldn't be having water leaking in the front of my boots. Bummer. They look nice and the footbed is great though.

The inside of the shoe is really soft and comfortable, especially the insole which feels like memory foam. I think the soles do provide some help with traction, but still can't go running around on slippery surfaces. Unfortunately, the boots felt quite clunky and inflexible to me, but that may just be true for all boots designed like this. Another major problem I have is that the boots are not waterproof -- they let water in at my toes. This is true for both left and right shoes, so it's probably due to poor design rather than a defect. Overall, these boots are probably fine for casual wear in mild conditions if you like the style, but need better features if you want to confidently handle rain/snow.

Only lasted a few winter seasons. Fabric wore down and boots started leaking. Not good boots.

Nice boot but not wide enough . Wish you had xtra wide.

Water gets in where the leather meets the rubber. Dude on the phone said they were aware of it. Didn't stop them from selling them though!

1) tongue is sewn to the sides of the boot so that it can barely be moved to open a path to insert a foot 2) After forcing my foot in, tried a few steps: a) high heels b) solid rubber sole does not bend at all 3) I thought it was hard to get on, but removal is even worse in short, a torture boot

They look great but the fitness sucks they hurt my feet at the top of my foot I've tried all different shoes the men's shoes hurt badly