Carhartt Women's Fold-Down Waterproof Insulated Winter Wedge Boots, 8 in.

Fantastic, comfortable, my feet stay so warm in these negative temperatures. And I was surprised that they were actually waterproof. I stood in a puddle that came up to my ankle and my foot never got wet.

I love these boots so much! They look great, fit perfect, and they're so warm. These are def my favorite boots I've ever had. 10/10 recommend! I wear a 7 but since they're lined, I went 7.5 M! I've worn them everyday since I received them.

These boots are not waterproof as advertised. Within 5 minutes of walking through two inches of snow, your feet will be cold and wet. The toe box is weirdly shaped and uncomfortable. These might be good "fashion" winter boots, but they are terrible for work boots.

The only thing going for these boots is that they are cute, and that's it. I was returning to Alaska and wanted better winter boots than my Blundstones so I purchased these. They are super cute and all the reviews were great so I was really excited. I went to Alaska the same time last year, but this year the conditions were a bit icier. The spring thaw was beginning so snow was melting during the day but froze again over night resulting in a ton of ice. I thought the first time I fell wearing these was due to the ice, and it was night time, I was on a steep incline and wasn't paying attention to wear I was stepping. But the next time I wore them, we were hiking out to a glacier. It was actually a pretty level packed snow path. But walking it in these boots felt like I was scaling the side of a snow capped mountain in socks. I am not exaggerating when I say we fell so many times we lost count. These boots left next to no prints on the snow path, unlike everyone else's treads. No idea how these are "slip resistant" when that's all I did. Slip and fall. And this is a big deal to me because I suffer from debilitating migraines that I get almost every day and have suffered from since I was a kid. I refuse to be an invalid so have worked really hard and tried everything just to have some semblance of a regular life. I'm not afraid of fire, or drowning, or heights. What I am deathly afraid of is falling and hitting my head. I was so so scared wearing these on this less than 2.5 mile round trip hike. Thank God I didn't hit my head, and that I also didn't get injured in any other way. We couldn't go back to the airbnb to get my blundies because it was almost 3 hours away and there were no shops anywhere close to us where I could go buy a different pair or some micro spikes...which I will add that NO ONE ELSE NEEDED because their boots had actual treads with good traction!! My Blundstones have better traction than these and thank goodness I decided to throw them in last minute just in case. Funny enough, my Blundies are also just as warm as these too. I still had to double and triple up on socks in these and my toes were still freezing. Carhartt has never done me wrong but advertising *these* as winter boots AND slip resistant? That's a downright lie.