I just got these yesterday for a trip at the end of the month. So far, they feel nice. I kept them on all day to see if they would make my feet hurt, but I am very pleased so far. They do feel a bit heavy, but I am a S. FL girl and am not used to wearing this type of shoe. Definitely different from my sandals. They look very nice and I can almost guarantee that they will keep my feet warm and dry. I will update after my trip.

For $35, I'm shocked at how cute and seemingly durable this boot is (I've had it for a day so all I can go off of is how it looks to be durable). I bought this boot to have a cuter winter boot option rather than my really bulky snow boots. The fit is how I expected in a snow boot. I'm usually a 6.5 - 7 in women's and I ordered an 8 and it fits perfectly. There's a ton of fluff inside the boot that keeps your feet SUPER warm (another reason I recommend getting a size up). Hopefully this boot wears well and has a long life because I love the style!

Want waterproof boots, easy to get on and out, warm and soft inside? Buy these boots! I signed "fit as expected" because I deliberately, upon customers' comments, chose one number up... These boots are wide and have not seams right over my hallux, in case you also suffer this feet's condition - seems a good choice to get them! Moreover - very smartly made, actually boots have NOT any opening, zip opens o.k., but inside is waterproof triangle so no water nor snow may come in. The same goes with space under the laces! The sole is somehow higher, making the wearer looks some inches up ;-) Of course these boots are not the sort of "elegant" addition to your best coat... These shoes are best for fast wearing, walking your dog, shoveling your sidewalk out of snow-fall and so on. As well as for recreational, longer walk, but here I would advise - get with you ski-sticks, the hard and stiff sole may cause slipping when it comes to crossing snow heaped from the street on sidewalk... Otherwise - EXCELLENT boots. I highly recommend such purchase!

The good: Boots are super cute, sturdy tread and soles, good zipper, good stitching, very plush and very warm faux-fur-lining inside. The bad news: is that I wear a size 10 US but even in a size 11 on these shoes my toes were cramming way into the front of the boot. For just a little bit of walking I might be able to put up with it but for a lot of walking I'm just not sure. The bottom of the shoe I would say was not cushiony, kind of hard but still springy, sort of like perhaps standing on a block of styrofoam. I don't know whether that's good for my feet or not! If you can manage to get a size that fits, these boots are a really good deal for a pair of snow boots you don't want to work too hard - they'll keep your feet warm while walking the dog or shoveling snow. But for a lot of walking or hiking, if your budget can go beyond $20, your toes might thank you for a different pair of boots.

I bought these for my trip up to the snow recently and I am fairly happy with my purchase. I wear a size 7 shoe normally but in boots I always go with a size 8 since I like to wear thick socks. I didn't really have a sizing issue on my part and thought they fit comfortably for me.

The fur lining of the boot goes all the way down to the toes and it definitely kept my feet warm during my trip. I did notice a small tear near the bottom of the shoe and a loose thread but these things did not interfere with the function of the boot at all. When opening up the package, the beads from the silica gel packets that were put with the boots had burst at some point prior to receiving so they spilled all over the floor. Not sure if it was a packaging issue or the small packet itself was defective but it was a pain to clean up.

Another note, the boots walk great through snow or slush but be careful when walking over icy pavement as traction isn't too great.