Chelsea-støvel vanntett for menn

I have a pair of Chelsea Barefoot Waterproof boots, and was looking for a winter boot that could deal with snow, ice, mud, cold. I hemmed and hawed about getting these, because I wasn't sure they would do the trick - and who needs 2 Chelsea boots? (Hehe - apparently me LOL). I read all the reviews, looked at all the Lem's options, and just couldn't get behind laced-up boots. I love the ease of pulling on the boots and getting out the door. So I went with these, hoping they would work.

Some reviews of this Chelsea Tuff Waterproof mentioned that the toe box is more narrow than the regular version, and that is true - side by side, the toe box is different. That has not affected me at all - regular socks or thicker socks, my toes have had plenty of room to move. In the regular Chelsea Waterproof, if I put on thicker socks, my toes feel a little uncomfortable, which is why I sought out a winter boot. I ordered the same size in each boot - I'm normally a 6.5, and I bought size 7. So go up a half size.

The day the shoes arrived, we got snow, which turned to mush and then ice. I could really feel the difference with these soles in terms of grip and also insulation. The faux fur cuff keeps any breeze or wetness out.

The shoe is stiffer than the regular Chelsea waterproof, and the sole is chunkier. But like its cousin, it does not require a break-in period - it was comfortable from the moment I put them on.

If you're looking for a lace-free winter boot that can handle cold and…