Baffin

I really like these boots. I can pull them on pretty quickly, they are comfortable on my picky feet, they keep me warm and dry, they have a decent tread and they are fire engine red. What's not to love?

I was looking for a nice pair of slippers and these are good just didn't realize they are made more for colder weather then the summer and my feet sometimes slip out of them (maybe that's why they're called slippers).

First off, because of the liner, you definitely want to order a size up from your regular shoe size. If you are a half size, maybe just half a size up would be okay. I'm a 9 exactly and the 10 fits me well. A tad loose, but there's so much padding, I'm not sure they are meant to feel tight. If they feel tight, you likely have too small of a size. These are incredibly great Winter boots. I live in Alaska, and it took me four different brands of Winter boots before these finally were perfect. Keens were second best, but just not as warm. I can stand around in the cold for hours and my feet don't get cold. If your Winters are just a 20 degree day every now and then, but mostly 30 or 40 degree days, then I wouldn't recommend them unless you have very cold feet. These don't come out of my closet until it's below 20 degrees F. I'd still recommend Baffin's but maybe one of the less hearty Winter boots. But for people with very real Winters, these are a must. The style isn't very cute, but when it's cold enough for me to need these, nothing else I'm wearing is that cute, either, so no big deal.

These boots came exactly as they appeared on the site. I wear a 7.5 in shoes, the size 8 was a perfect fit for the boots. Very warm and comfortable.

I tried over 10 pairs of boots, Bogs included, none of them even come close! If you have thick calves and have trouble finding awesome fitting boots, these are for you! They stretch amazingly over any jeans, and actually are for fuller calves. I can wear them all day on my several acres. I added my own inner sole to make them really comfy, I wear a 8 and ordered a 9 so I had room for a Dr. Scholls inner sole. It was great. I felt like I was walking on air. Also they are very stylish so doing errands in them was no problem, they look like riding boots and we all know those are sexy even if you aren't on a horse! I ordered 3 additional pairs.

Great slippers but soles have holes in them after less than a month and a half. Zappos, PLEASE try to source a better down slipper! The Sierra Designs booties are ok but those have so little sole to them your feet get cold. SO BUMMED! Definitely a waste of money.

These camp booties had their first outing on a recent backpacking trip. They held up well in mud and a little snow, and my feet felt warm, dry and comfortable. This was my first time using this type of footwear, so I can't say how these booties compare to others, except to mention that the price was good.

These are my new favorite slippers. They are warm and comfortable. I have sensitive feet, and usually socks and slippers make my feet itch. They don't itch at all in these slippers. About sizing: if you order your usual size, your toes will probably touch the end of the slippers. That, amazingly enough, isn't a problem for me, but if you think it will bug you, order up a size.

I bought these for bumping around the yard on wet days. The length of the shoes is right, and the width of the toe box is okay, but the fit in the instep and heel is "sloppy," making them very hard to walk in. I tried them with two pair of socks, and that helped some. But my heel kept slipping up and down across a raised seam in the heel of the shoe. The actual heel is surprisingly small, making it unstable on muddy ground. I walked across a muddy field and almost lost a shoe several times. They are also quite heavy. If you are looking for a shoe to sit in a duck blind, they might work for you. They are sturdy, waterproof and tightly sewn. But if you want to walk more than 100 yards on uneven ground, I don't recommend them.

If the anti skid bottom was durable then my recommendation would be higher. They are nice and warm but too slippery when walking. They aren't good for even quick walks to the mailbox.

Last order was clearly smaller then prior orders of the "same size - LG". They are are now closer to small medium.

Great boot., keeps my feet dry and warm plus looks good with jeans tucked in. I'm on my feet all day and have even worn them with a skirt, they look stylish, and they are super comfy. Love the gray color, goes with a lot of things.

I ordered these for my dad, and he loves them. They fit true to size and have stayed dry. So far anyway! He wears them everywhere and says they're also comfortable.

This is the second pair of Baffin Cush that I have purchased for my husband. He loves them because they are lightweight and so comfortable. They are like little sleeping bags for your feet!

I love these boots, they are so comfortable and cozy. However they do run small so go up a half size I did and was glad. I highly recommend these boots.

These shoes are sick-nasty! Super durable, water resistant, and easy on the eyes! Only complaint was that the tungue was a lil' bit ruff, but this crisis was averted by simply folding the tungue. First pair, but won't be my last. Ya dig?

I got these for my son because they were relatively inexpensive and he needed a pair of boots for a snow trip with the Boy Scouts. These boots are SERIOUS snow boots and are incredible quality for the price! They have a thick sole with a sturdy shank. The lower boot is completely waterproof rubber and the upper boot is a highly water resistant fabric. The lining has extra thick thermal insulation. The footbed is padded. The drawstring at the top keeps the snow out. He wore them for a day trip to the Sierras, but I think he could have taken an extended trip to the Arctic and been warm and dry the whole time.

Love these house shoes! They are very comfy, easy to put on, and keep my feet warm!

Old school technology still works. My father used to wear the same kind of boots and now I know why. 1) The keep your feet dry. 2) They are tough. 3) They are inexpensive 4) Very easy to wash the mud off. They feel like big boots and you won't want to walk miles and miles in them, but if all you need is a reliable boot to keep your feet dry and out of the mud this boots and will do it. I've had high tech boots wear out after one season. I think this is a superior choice compared to the high tec, high cost alternative.

I am a female that purchased this boot to shovel snow and work on the farm in our PA winters. I wear a women's size 9 and the men's size 7 fits perfectly. This seems like a very sturdy boot that would last for many years. It is also extremely comfortable. Unfortunately, I have to return it because it does not fit under the legs of my insulated bib overalls. Otherwise, this Titan boot would be the perfect winter work boot. I ended up purchasing the women's size 9 Baffin Impact instead. The Impact has the same great fit with a little less bulk up top.