Sorel Men’s Caribou Winter Boot
- Minus 40 degree rated
- Waterproof Nubuck Leather
- Removable 9MM Thermo Plus felt Innerboot
- Sorel AeroTrac non-loading Outsole
- Rated to – 40 degrees
Product Description
Caribou II BootOur iconic boot is seam sealed, with waterproof leather, and removable ThermoPlus® liner as well as handcrafted rubber shell and outsole.Sorel rated to -40°F -40°CUPPER:Seam-sealed waterproof leatherINSULATION:Removable 9mm ThermoPlus© felt InnerBootAcrylic wool blend snow cuff2.5mm bonded felt frost plugSHELL OUTSOLE:Handcrafted, waterproof vulcanized rubber shellSorel® AeroTrac non-loading natural rubber outsoleAmazon.com Product Description
Designed to keep your feet warm and dry, even in the harshest cold, the Caribou from Sorel is a comfortable and durable boot that’s great for a wide variety of outdoor activities. Featuring a seam-sealed waterproof leather upper, handcrafted waterproof vulcanized rubber shell, and a removable nine-millimeter ThermoPlus felt inner boot liner with snow cuff, this tough shoe won’t let you down once the temperature drops. Able to keep you warm, even in temperatures as cold as negative 40 deg… More about this product >>
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Average Rating: 4.0
This boot runs very big. Bought it for a gift and has to be returned–smaller size is not available. Boot is fine–transaction is a disappointment.
Rating: 1 / 5
The boots arrived in a timely fashion and are exactly what I was looking for.
Rating: 5 / 5
I bought these for my husband. He absolutely loves them. They keep his feet warm and dry. He has a very wide foot and these are cut very wide. They are perfect.
Rating: 5 / 5
I have always loved Sorel’s but they just keep getting better. The insulation keeps my feet warm, they don’t feel big or uncomfortable in any way and the new chocolate color looks great with anything I wear.
Rating: 5 / 5
I just checked in to see the price of Sorel winter boots. I bought my first and only pair about 30 years ago. At that time they were ranked as the best winter boot. They cost me about $60 then and were the most expensive item of clothing I had ever bought, I think.
Anyway, after 30 years in the US Air Force (England, Germany, Turkey, Alabama, Virginia, Texas, North Dakota), I have carried them with me and used them whenever needed.
They are still in perfect condition. I’m spending the winter of 2010 in Boston, Massachusetts, (another snowfall last night) and these boots are perfect. I leave them outside on the porch, and when I’m ready to go out in the morning, I simply slip them on in my stocking feet. Big loops for the laces, and big laces, easy to tie, and I’m on my way.
If you want the best winter boot out there, let me know if you think there is one better than the Sorel.
Rating: 5 / 5