Sorel Caribou Winter Boots

Name: Sorel Caribou Winter Boots
Brand: Sorel
SKU: 5f8b41dba4de41ea1bb230c7
Price: 79.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Keep your feet warm in these used Sorel Caribou boots! I wore them for a season and they kept me super warm, even in -20degree weather (please note any discolorations of the suede upper in the photos). Sherpa lining is intact and in great shape with some matting from wear. These have a olive green piping, with a warm gray/tan suede upper, and brown and white lower. I replaced the laces to match the boots and tie in some black as well. This color is discontinued, so grab them while you can!

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duchessdaniele Is it true to size? I’m a 9.5

Nov 20Reply

tracindatalks @duchessdaniele hello! Sorel is typically pretty true to size. This style leaves extra room for thick socks, though. I’m typically a size nine and they’re a bit roomy even with wool socks. The sorel website suggests to size down if you’re typically between sizes. From the website: Fit Tip: This boot runs a little large due to the tough, roomy liner that's perfect for thick socks. Consider sizing down if in-between sizes.

Nov 20Reply

mfriend82 In your opinion, are these boots warmer than the “Joan of Artic” ones?

Feb 19Reply

tracindatalks @mfriend82 hi there! That’s a great question! I have owned both, and I can say that the Caribou boots are definitely warmer than the Joan of Arctic boots. They’re a bit bulkier as well, to give you room for an extra layer of socks. They used to have temperature rating on the sorel website and the Caribou boots were rated for the coldest temperature. They are, of note, shorter in height than the Joan of Arctic shoes. Hope this helps!

Feb 19Reply

owlofmyheart Can I please see a picture of the bottom heels/tread wear a pattern? Thanks!!

Mar 22Reply