NORTIV 8 Men's Insulated Waterproof Construction Rubber Sole Winter Snow Ski Boots
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Size: 12
Color: Black
Item Weight : 7.05 ounces
Department : mens
Date First Available : October 9, 2020
Manufacturer : NORTIV 8
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Size: 10
Color: Black/Grey
I bought these shoes for use in keeping my feet warm when cycling in the winter. When the temperatures drop between freezing and about 40F, I can put on some foam booties for my shoes to help keep in the heat. (I don’t use clip-in petals but just the regular type and regular shoes.) However, when temperatures drop to between to between 20F and freezing, the booties do not provide enough insulation. I usually do a 70-mile ride at least once a week that takes me 7 – 8 hours and especially feel the cold when I start my ride—usually between 8 and 9 am. I thought about using my crosscountry ski boots for cycling but they are too bulky and heavy and would not be suitable for such use. I then examined the use of electrically heated wool socks with my foam booties which greatly helped at keeping my toes warm. However, the soles of my feet were still exposed to the outside cold since there was not much insulation in that area of the shoe. In desperation, I decided to try these boots with my electrically heated socks. Bingo! That was the combination that I needed. I recently tried this combination when the outside temperature was 27F and selected a medium heat level that kept my feet toasty warm. (The electrically heated socks provide three levels of heating: low, medium, and high or 100%, 75%, and 50% output.) After several hours the temperatures warmed and I could turn off the heater. The boots are well insulated from top to bottom and I didn’t need any auxiliary heating until late in the afternoon as the temperature dropped. My feet were well insulated with this combination. I think that the electrically heated socks would keep my feet warm for a good half day, but never had to use it that long so far. The boots are well constructed and well insulated and should keep your feet nice and warm. I normally wear a size 9-1/2 so ordered a size 10 boot. That was a perfect fit that was not too snug. I wear a liner sock under the electrically heated wool socks to avoid having to wash them every time that I use them. This combination worked great for me and I am well pleased with the results that I have experienced with these boots. (I should note that using them for cycling doesn’t put the same pressure or strain on the boots that hiking would.) If the boots are a bit too loose, one can always slip foam inserts into them to take up any slop. I bought the electrically heated socks from Amazon: Gamegie Battery Heated Socks - Rechargeable Heating Socks, Winter Electric Thermal Socks Foot Warmers for Men Women Sport Outdoor Just search under “electrically heated socks” to see what is now available.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2020 by raguido
Size: 13
Color: Black/Grey
These boots are very well made, warm, comfortable and a great value for the price!
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2024 by Big Irish
Size: 9 Wide
Color: Black
I bought these mostly to keep my feet dry. I do a TON of walking and these boots have held up after taking quite a beating (I literally walk about 50 miles a week in these). the tongue is not waterproof so my feet did get wet a few times, but overall, they do the job. They are comfortable to walk in. My only complaint is the loop on the back to help get them on is WAY TOO SMALL. I could only get my pinky finger in it. after about 4 months the soles began to separate at the heels, but then again I walk A LOT. Also, I did notice a crack (hole) in the top where the crease from walking is. Overall, I would recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2024 by AR
Size: 9
Color: Black
I have been more than impressed with these snow boots. Un-boxing, I was impressed by their build quality and light weight. They fit me perfectly with a little room to wear an extra pair of socks if I need to. Living in Wyoming with sub-zero temperatures and record snow fall I put these boots to the test right away. My feet were not cold or wet after about three hours of use. I've used them for work, walking, and at the ski resort; they are very comfortable and easy to use. I love how the lacing system gives an added seal that prevents cold air or snow from entering. I haven't been too impressed by its "non-slip" properties as they can tend to slide on wet cement, but the tread offers plenty of traction on snow, ice, and mud. They really aren't meant to be used in the city or for casual walkers, these are snow boots for cold temperatures. Bottom line: Yes, buy them. I would recommend these boots to anyone looking for a daily use snow boot who sees a lot of action in wet snow and cold temperatures. These boots seem built to last for a long time and offer great protection very comfortably. Great price for what you get!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2018 by Nate
Size: 10.5
Color: Black
Got these for a friend for snowmobiling and he totally loves them, he said that he has very toasty feet now, now more cold feet!!!!! Warm toes now and no more wet socks when he goes out on the sled, also super great boots for the price not $100 boots easy to afford boots.
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2024 by Hiker Gal
Size: 12 Wide
Color: Black/Grey
Just got my boots and they fit great! Guys with wider feet should consider these. They are very comfortable, the insole is a soft gel like insole and feels good on the foot. The rubber seems like rugged good quality rubber. The leather upper is a little stiff but it will break in after a day at work and the thing is they are LIGHT! Can’t wait to try them in the snow and cold weather! HOME RUN Nortiv8 ! Thanks for making a lightweight quality boot that’s affordable!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2023 by Frank steves
Size: 11
Color: Black
I work in cold and snowy conditions and the boots keep my feet warm and dry which is what I wanted. Light weight and the fit was what I expected, the only reason for the 3 star rating is I don't think they will hold up to the rigors of my daily work , might get the winter season out of them , for the average person they will do a good job .
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2023 by Greg R. Vancour
Size: 12
Color: Black/Grey
I was not sure what to expect. We just had a blizzard and I received these boots just in time. They kept my feet warm and dry. They were a little stiff too start, but they broke in nicely after all of the shoveling and snow blowing. They are also quite comfortable to my surprise.
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2024 by Mike