Meindl Sölden

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Good footwear while it lasted. After a couple of winters, the seam between the rubber and leather developed a tear.

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Like Meindl, robust and solid in construction. At least for this type of variable winter weather, the footwear is very well suited. The fit on my foot is great. The sole is a bit stiff for my taste, but you'll definitely get used to it (I got used to Meindl's Tunturisusi hiking boots too). The high shaft was one of the reasons why I bought these. The mouth of the shaft was hard at first and it felt like it was starting to press on the leg awkwardly, but it was apparently due to the way it was positioned. I bought it to replace my old Kuomi, but in the end it's a quite different type of shoe, but it seems to work once you get used to wearing it.

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A good removable inner shoe that can be dried. They are comfortable on the feet, the first morning felt rough. Really warm with these small <10C frosts.

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Ok, warm, a bit like rubber boots. Price/quality ok.

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Very comfortable and keeps your feet both warm and dry. I no longer long for my hiking boots for winter use. These are so much nicer in the cold. Plus the removable lining.

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Good set!

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Good winter shoes! Relatively light. Goes well with aoc bandages. Fits well on the foot.

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Really small size, a couple of sizes bigger can be as normal, narrow last

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On the first pair, one of the tape loops came off with the first tightening. Otherwise, they functioned flawlessly in the yard chores of the cottage. For longer walks, maybe something else, like Salomon's Toundra Forces

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Shoes that have proven to be good for winter snow work. I didn't buy these for longer trips.