Columbia Men's Fairbanks Omni-Heat Snow Boots

These are essentially too warm. You have to know when to wear these. I bought them for mountain biking in the winter. I live in New England so the winters are cold. I rode 10 miles yesterday in 25 degree weather and these boots kept my feet from freezing. The only boots that have ever kept my keep comfortable so far. BUT here's the rub, they are too warm to wear inside. A few hours after my ride, I'm inside my warm home and my feet feel cold. How can they feel cold when they were great while riding in 25 degree weather. I realized the boots are so warm that my feet were sweating inside the boot. When I took them off my socks were damp from the sweat making them feel a little chilly. Lesson learned. Wear these outside in cold weather... take them off as soon as you're inside. This is a quality boot. They don't look like they would be that warm visually, but they're using some sort of magic cause they're warm, they're comfortable, they're really light.... they happen to be perfect for mountain biking in winter. Had no problem with the soles and my spiked pedals... they hooked up well. They're stiff enough for pedaling but also feel good on the pedal. Glad I tried them. Great value as a dedicated winter mountain biking boot can cost north of $300.

I’ve gotten into disc golf over the past few years and wanted to keep playing in the winter, so I needed a good snow boot. I was looking for something lightweight, waterproof, with high ankle support, and some warmth without being bulky. This boot seemed to check all those boxes. After comparing many different options, I kept coming back to this one and finally decided to buy it. Out of the box, I liked the look of it. It was definitely light and not bulky at all. I’ve tested it during one round so far, when it was 12°F with a wind chill of -9°F. Wearing medium-thick merino wool socks, my feet stayed dry and toasty warm. So far, I’m thrilled with this boot. My only remaining concern is how it holds up in the long run. I may come back and update after the winter season.

Purchased as a gift for my husband and he loves them! Comfortable, warm, lightweight (for a boot). Fit him true to size.

Had another style similar to these but in all leather. Coldest I've worn them in so far is -3°F which is pretty nippy for most, but just like the old 5 year pair, they held up to the cold and I was perfect with 40% wool socks. Used them to play disc golf before the freeze and waterproof assured. Definitely a great pair of of lightweight and warm boots for most weather

I purchased the Fairbanks Omni-Heat Snow Boots in size 9.5 Wide and have used them in winter conditions. Comfort is good, and the boot is flexible rather than stiff, which makes walking easy. At about one pound per shoe, they feel very lightweight for a winter boot. The fit is decent for a wide size, though not as wide as some brands. Traction is solid on snow and typical winter surfaces. Warmth has been reliable even around 10°F with thick wool socks while moving. Build quality has been good so far, and the price feels reasonable for the quality. They are water-resistant but not fully waterproof. In about three inches of fresh snow, a small amount of moisture came through at the seams. The styling makes them easy to wear in winter and during shoulder seasons as well. Comfortable, good-looking, and versatile with strong traction, but only moderately wide and not fully waterproof.

Good quality and comfortable. Very warm. Definitely impressed so far

These boots run very small , especially for U.S. sizes. I'm a size twelve shoe. I could barely get my foot into the one they arrived. I'm not even sure a wide would have done it. My recommendation would be ordering 1 or 2 sizes up that's how small they were, if you plan on wearing heavy socks. On top of that, I'd like to report they don't keep your feet warm.I was out and ten degree weather and thick lined socks and my feet were freezing.

Super comfortable super lightweight can wear with laces loose and slip them on and off without untying. Don’t quite have the support of a hiking boot, not as heavy and bulky as a normal snow boot, wears like a very warm lightweight boot sneaker.

Warm even with small socks, waterproof and very light and comfortable. Tested in the forest for multiple rainy days straight at almost freezing t° (4°C)

Bought these for a trip to NYC and were perfect. Walked around 17km (22,500 steps) each day and they felt like slippers. Lightweight, comfortable and by going up half a size they were a perfect fit with thicker socks.

ماعليها كلام .. ممتازة وتدفي يمكن نقدت عليها بصعوبة الللبس فقط لكن جميلة ومضادة للماء

Second pair bought, can’t go wrong for winter!

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