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SOREL METRO™ II Men's Waterproof Boot. $ 170.00 CAD. Compare. Clear All. Don't let winterslow you down. Our men’s winter boots are designed to keep the wet & cold out whether you're working or having fun.
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SOREL GO™ - Coffee Run Women's Slipper. $ 125.00 CAD. Sale....
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It is common for a pair of Sorel Caribou Boots to last for 10 years or more, despite heavy daily use. And many of their styles can have their life further extended by putting in new boot liners. Moreover, Sorel boots are exceptionally warm. The temperature ratings on Sorel's range from 0 degrees down to a rather frigid -100 degrees.
SOREL men's winter boots are designed to withstand wet and cold conditions, ensuring comfort and warmth with free shipping.
Here are a few of the reasons why Sorel boots are good for wide feet: The toe box is wide and roomy. This is the most important factor for wide feet. Sorel boots have a generous toe box that allows your feet to spread out and prevents blisters. The boots are made with high-quality materials.
- Performance
- Comfort
- Boot Height: Protection and Support
- Weight
- Construction and Durability
- Fit and Sizing
- Other Versions of The Sorel Caribou
- What We Like
- What We Don’T
Warmth
The Sorel Cariboufeatures a 9-millimeter felt liner, which provides ample warmth for most winter conditions. It’s difficult to compare felt to synthetic insulation as they’re very different materials, but the thick liner was cozy enough for my feet to remain comfortable in temperatures well below freezing. For truly frigid conditions, boots like the Baffin Impact (with an 8-layer foam and polyester lining) are made for working outside and spending time in sub-zero conditions, and Cabela’s Inf...
Waterproofing
Wet-weather protection is one area where the Caribou shines. First and foremost, you get a fully waterproof rubber lower and leather upper, along with seam-sealing as an added layer of defense to keep moisture out. Taken together with the relatively tall 9.25-inch height, the Caribou does a great job of protecting your feet from the elements. I walked through snow, splashed through puddles, and covered basically all types of wintery conditions without my feet getting wet. My only complaint is...
Traction
The Sorel Caribou offers decent overall traction on most surfaces. On the sole, Sorel opted for mostly circular lugs that are fairly deep but not performance-oriented. Over the course of multiple winters in the Caribou, I experienced a normal amount of slippage—they certainly aren’t as grippy as dedicated winter hikers like the Merrell Thermo Chill—but they’re serviceable for casual wear and fall about middle-of-the-pack in terms of grip. When conditions get icy, it’s always a good idea to br...
The Sorel Caribouis reasonably comfortable for casual use like short walks, shoveling the sidewalk, and running errands around town. The felt liner feels supple, there’s nice cushioning along the footbed, and the upper material and faux fur collar all are soft to the touch. As I touched on above, it’s difficult to really cinch the boot down and tig...
The Caribou has a shaft height of 9.25 inches (measured from the footbed to the top of the collar), which is taller than most of its casual competition. For example, Merrell’s Thermo Chill is only 6 inches tall, and the Columbia Bugaboot Celsius Plusmeasures 7 inches, although both of those designs have a bit more of a performance slant. On the oth...
The Sorel Caribou is hefty at 4 pounds 10 ounces, even for a winter boot. There are a few models in our winter boot round-upthat weigh more than 5 pounds (including the aforementioned Baffin Impact at 7 lbs. 6.8 oz.), but they generally are warmer and burlier for winter work and spending extended periods in sub-zero conditions. Similar models inclu...
Overall, the Caribou looks and feels like a well-made boot. Many long-time Sorel users complain how the boots used to be made in North America but are now made in China, resulting in a drop in quality. However, we haven’t had any durability issues with our pair (made in China) after multiple winters of use. The rubber is intact, the leather upper s...
Overall, fit runs quite large with the Sorel Caribou. I ordered my normal men’s size 12, and it felt all right with thick winter socks but definitely was on the roomier side. If you’re on the fence or plan on wearing normal wool socks not of the extra-thick variety, I recommend sizing down at least half a size. Of course, the safest bet is trying o...
We tested the men’s Caribou, and Sorel also makes the boot in a women’s-specific version. The women’s Sorel Caribou costs the same at $200 but is around an inch shorter than its men’s counterpart, weighs less at 3 pounds 6 ounces, and comes in a few different colorways. Otherwise, the two models share the same 9-millimeter felt liner, outsole desig...
Solid warmth and wet-weather protection from the waterproof rubber, leather upper, and tall height.A classic, good-looking winter boot.Comfortable for casual use and short outings.The Caribou feels clunky and heavy to walk in—it's not ideal for long winter walks, snowshoeing, or covering any kind of distance.Pricey at $200.Fit runs large. We had to wear burly winter socks to fit comfortably into our normal size.SOREL GO™ - Coffee Run Women's Slipper. $ 125.00 CAD. Sale. Waterproof. New Cinder, Bloodstone Black, Sea Salt Velvet Tan, Gum Nova Sand, Stone Green.
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Product Details. The original SOREL boot has become a cold-weather classic. It features seam-sealed waterproof construction with vulcanized rubber outsoles that grip hard to keep you steady in slippery conditions. For winter warmth, these boots have removable felt inner boots with sherpa cuffs.
