STQ Womens Winter Duck Boots Waterproof Cold Weather Snow Boots

Very comfortable, warm and looks great Read more

Got a size 8, usually wear 8.5. They fit fine, wish they tied up higher than what they do, they are soft and warm on the inside. Padding isn’t too thin or thick. Comfortable Read more

Cute for the price. Warm enough. Kinda of clompy, even though they are light. Maybe its me. Fit is accurate. Read more

Lighweight, comfortable, warm within seconds of putting them on, honestly perfect buy. Cute and soft too. Just buy a half a size bigger than you are. Im a size 8.5 and bought a 9, amd theyre snug Read more

I typically wear a size 11 women's shoe (or men's 9) wide width. I know my feet length are closer to 10, but I find that I dont necessarily need to do wide width if I just go up a size. I have legit wide feet from hereditary bunions (from childhood). When it comes to boots I find it imperative to go larger because I want them to accommodate thicker socks. These boots fit really well! I dont find that they are too long. I saw one review where someone shows the length being way too long, so I wasnt sure what to expect. I think these are perfect. There should be room above the toes to allow for comfortable spread, and to allow space for thicker socks. These are easy on, easy off. I have high arches, so getting my foot into boots can be a challenge. These have a wide enough opening to be able to slip my foot down with ease. The main attraction to these boots (which I had saved in my list for a couple of years, then recently they went on sale, so I bought them on a whim) is that they have the ducky lower- which pretty much guarantees that that portion of my foot will stay dry through wet slosh. As the upper turns into a dense material with laces, the ability to keep out snow and wetness reduces (as with any boot), but I think these will do even better than most because the next stage in material is leathery. Faux lambswool is thin, but cozy. I like that it isnt too thick, as I would prefer to put on a couple layers of socks to help retain heat. Traction is lovely. Nothing can totally work on wet slick icy areas, but at least having some deep grooves will help a lot. I think these are EVEN BETTER than the typical duck boot-- where those grooves are more smooth. The soles of these are RUGGED, with deep grooves. I am impressed. Often women's boots are made cheaply, with more "fashion" in mind rather than function. I think the overall look is classy. These have a cool look, but are also functional. Which is likely why I had them in my list to buy, and why I am now here with a pair and giving it 5 stars. Read more

The media could not be loaded. Wore these in Niagara in Feb and my feet froze. Gave three stars mainly cause they are cute and will keep your feet dry but other than that they absolutely are terrible for warmth. Temps ranged from 12-38 degrees while I was using them. They run true to size. I wear an 8, and ordered an 8. They are lined with a sherpa type material but it was useless for warmth. Even wearing thick socks, I was freezing. Maybe with wool socks or using the hot toes stick on things would have helped but not completely sure on that. Read more

Very nice and stylish. Nice quality, stiff and sturdy yet lightweight. Great for snow that’s under a foot deep. Read more

Love them! Comfy, warm and a great design. Read more