THE NORTH FACE Womens Thermoball Traction Winter Bootie Insulated Water Repellent Rubber Outsole

My wife writes: “These booties are awesome — last year I’d bought a pair in the low-top mule version (which are called, ‘The North Face Women’s ThermoBall Traction Mules,’) to wear outdoors on cold days and to the rink for our son’s hockey games, and since they did the trick so well of keeping my feet toasty, dry and comfortable, I decided this year to go for another pair in the bootie version. The booties do not disappoint — still the same great warmth and comfort, plus they are a trendy-yet-classic combo of fashion and function, so I am happy to have added them as a wardrobe staple, but I will say that they are not a straight-up high-top version of the exact same shoe. A couple of differences to note between these booties and the low-top mule version: 1) This is minor, but the stitching/quilting pattern is different on these booties than on the mules. I like them both, and I like the variation, but it is just something to be aware of. 2) Although the back portion of the booties’ upper is a separate piece from the front portion and can physically be folded down to convert them to mules, the high-top cut of these booties means that there is more material in the back which creates a good bit of bulk inside the shoe when folded down, so you definitely feel it more under your heel if you choose to wear them this way. 3) The low-top version has a faux-fur fleece lining inside, whereas these booties do not, so the interior surface of the booties’ upper is the same as the puffer surface on the outside. I find that this makes the booties feel slicker on the inside, resulting in a less-snug fit, but as they are high-tops and perhaps not really meant to be worn as mules (see above,) that does not matter too much to me. I will mostly end up wearing them with socks anyway, which cuts down on slippage and create an extra layer of insulation to boot (see what I did there? 😜) …All in all I think these are fantastic — either for indoor or outdoor use — and if I could I would own several more pairs. The 2 pairs I own now are grey and black, so might go for a bright color next!” Read more

Wow are these perfect winter house slippers/shoes. I needed something warm, easy and slip on to take the dog out in the morning (I live in an apt) and to wear around my home and these could not be more comfortable....and my feet don't sweat while being comfortably warm! Bravo to The North Face! Read more

I love these shoes!. Lightweight, yet warm and comfortable with good traction. I highly recommend! Read more

I’m so Happy !!! With my purchase, So comfortable I’m and 8 went with a 9 because I read before buying the reviews that they run small . Easy slip on , Perfect for rain or snow , slip resistant, lite weight , Very stylish Super Great price!! Read more

Easy to slip on and very cozy. These will def be my go to shoe for winter in Michigan. I like the waterproof aspect of them. Read more

Sooooo comfortable, love them. Very warm Read more

I bought these for situations during which I won’t need my knee high winter boots; dog walking, grocery shopping, fetching the mail. They keep my toes so cozy - even when it’s windy, which I am very excited about. #TexanintheMidwest I am kind of disappointed that what other reviews mentioned is true: They pretty much have zero support under my foot. But I have a spare set of orthotics in my closet so I will try tucking those inside. They seem to fit true to size; I usually am a 7.5 and I ordered an 8 and am happy; room for thicker socks (although I’m not sure they will be necessary!) Also, I like the loop on the back for pulling them on. The gray color is nice; sort of a dark pewter color. I fully expect my friends & family to have envy. Read more

I needed a shoe that I could slip on with no socks to go walk the dog in 20° weather and I bought a half a dozen cheaper versions and they all either froze my toes or let water in. I finally spent the money on these shoes from North Face and they're well worth the money. I also have the North Face Arctic parka and I'm nice and toasty. Read more