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Almost always the choice of a Meikä resident for ski hikes. These can be used both in severe frosts and in the wet conditions of late spring. The problem is just durability: usually after a few years of use, hairline breaks start to appear at the bending point of the head, and they then expand from there.

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They are warm!

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As was said about the product, by taking your exact shoe number, the boots are indeed a good size and roomy! The material of the boots is quite thin, it remains to be seen how long they will last? Would it have been a plus if the boot had also been made in Finland?

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Works well in the cold, even though they are thinner than the corresponding Naali model. The sizing is loose, so a normal shoe size is enough. Bought for skiing.

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Good utility footwear for those who need a warm winter boot. The thermal insulation of the bottom did not meet my expectations. The cold comes through the bottom, especially when standing still. Needs a thermal insole in severe frost.

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I ride my sled every day with boots on. -33 very cold where I have moved with them. Comfortable, warm and light compared to a normal sledge boot

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Wasn't my expectation

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Warm and comfortable.

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Good and warm.

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Nokia's boots. There's no need for praise. But I personally noticed a really good feature of the cabin when the first two days the floors are still cold. When you come inside, take off your boots and keep the felt liners on. They are comfortable to walk in indoors and if they are damp with sweat, they dry at the same time. They're also absolutely delicious without a mountain, when you have to go to the puucee and your foot slips effortlessly into them. However, all other partygoers use them for that purpose.

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Firm and very wide elastic. The tightening arm is very high, reaching up to the upper part of the calf. Still, thanks to the flexible sole, walking is natural and you don't have to take a duck-like step. Due to my wide and chesty feet, I bought a size larger than my usual shoes just to be sure. The size selection was spot on. The felt lining is warm and easy to pull on with the front slit. With a felt lining, putting your foot in a rubber boot requires mediation. The blanket will mold over time to fit. I recommend getting a replacement felt lining at the same time, so if the felt gets wet, a dry replacement pair is available. I recommend.

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The products are exactly as they should be

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I didn't have much choice because the foot size is 52. Time will tell if they are good or not. 30 years ago, Nokia's boots lasted a decade. A pair of Nokia boots that I bought 3 years ago were warping from the start (until they failed).

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Best boots

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After my little experience, I was surprised by the boot's warmth retention in freezing weather. The removable lining is also convenient in terms of drying the footwear.

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These have answered exactly what I was looking for. Go snowshoeing with SA binding snowshoes as well as TSL binding.

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Yes, my feet have stayed warm when I've been walking around the woods with a vertical ear. Remove the felt liners immediately after use and let them dry.

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The thirds are going, the felt lining is good in winter, the shoe dries quickly for traffic. A soft base for uneven and stony terrain.

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It seems good. Not too heavy and these are still quite comfortable to walk in. The felt lining is not very thick, but it still gives warmth to the feet very well.

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You can get boots that feel really good by throwing a ski in the bindings and you can easily dry the mountains on the oven bench. Good product, I highly recommend it.

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After a delay of two weeks, I finally got to work with these. They work well in a tee pass at 10 degrees below zero when the toes are warm, even though otherwise it's already starting to freeze. As socks, I had thick merino wool undersocks and over them woolen socks hand-knitted from 100& wool yarn, model year around 95. The only minus seems to be that the last is a little thin for me. It is also noticeable that, compared to the first try, the shoe has one wool sock more space due to the adaptation of the felt.

My favorite winter boot! Although I didn't realise this one had a removable liner, which isn't perfect according to me.

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Good for walking and the loose felt lining is good when you can remove it and dry it separately. It also attaches directly to the lot and tiling is also possible.

Perfect boots. Very soft outer material. Wide inside. Very long, at the same time still very comfortable. My usual size is 43, so I chose also 43 boots, with additional thick sock it will be perfect for winter. Who prefers to have exact size, or tighter fit, I would recommend one size down. Very soft inner sock. Expecting to last 10 years 🙂, last Nokian ones lasted long years.

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The boots are not particularly warm when standing in a hare pass. Perfectly functional shoes for all other autumn/winter use and surprisingly light on the feet.

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Great dung sarees!

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Yes, there are "thin" boots, meaning the rubber is thin and flexible. I suspect these boots won't last long intact. I did not like.

Very comfortable rubber boots. I'm also quite happy with the felt inside - hey keep the feet warm and comfortable and get dry quite fast. Have used the boots in winter and autumn time. In autumn they might feel to warm when you walk long distances.

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No actual experience yet, but a good feeling in fitting.

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Everything as expected. Simple and good e-commerce. Very nice product.

The size is a little smaller than expected. Should buy 1 size bigger.

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On Kaira, the weather is fine! High-quality boots for Finnish feet.

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Snow boots

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I decided to buy the boots I know from the army and the good ones have been in general use, at least until now, from berry picking to field jogging.

Product up to standard, I had a pair of Nokian boots for 27 years and lost them in a fire. I’m happy with these as a replacement, they look as good as my previous pair.

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With these, you won't get wet or get cold. Underwool slippers are a bit awkward, at least I have to take them out every time, put them on first and then the boot.

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After a couple of trips, just what you expected, boots on a felt lining.

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Really good boots in winter, good quality and warm.

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Work great!

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Comfortable and practical footwear for spring ice fishing trips.

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The best boots on the foot ever, but after just two months of use, the glue seam on the leg started to dangle.

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The inner shoe is a bit redesigned since my previous Nokia boots and is now split in front of the narrow leg. Experiences that the inner shoe is a little tighter than the previous model, but after wearing the shoe a few times, it has formed and fits very well on the foot, even though it is a loose inner shoe. A Nokia boot, quite simply. Very pleased.

I absolutely love these boots! Unfortunately, they're too big, so I will have to return them. I will definitely be re-ordered a smaller size. I'm not all that familiar with European sizing...or how these are made. FYI-They run a little large. Update...it turns out it will cost between $125.00 & 380.00 to ship these boots back to Finland. Absolutely crazy shipping costs!! Wish I had know that before buying them because I would not have taken a chance on the sizing.

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Basic boot for bundles and winter trips. Keeps snow and moisture well outside. Compared to previous Kaira boots, the material has been thinned and is surprisingly soft and flexible - you can see if the boots last as long as before. The felt lining of the drills is nowadays sewn sparingly so that a thick, longitudinal seam runs vertically over the sole of the foot. The seam could have been made flat as in the old felt model, so the foot would not be rubbed.

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Warm boots, good size happened right next time. Work with batches.

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Guaranteed and familiar quality. The traction of the felt interior is still weakly breakable

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The best footwear for the Finnish forest in winter is well attached.

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A really good boot, smaller than the size of the shoe I normally wear for myself (in addition to the felt lining, there is also room for a wool sock). It is perfect for hunting skis, it does not swing or come loose during the trip.

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In heavy use for one winter, there were some when promised.

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you can get better ski boots .. I switched from hiking telemark to these so I don't rub anything anymore.

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Known ski boots. The long-term durability of the rubber is not very good.

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Footwear is the best shoe for tarpon in winter conditions with blankets. Fast delivery.

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Great boots!

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The best shoes ever, good value for money

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Good, sturdy and functional footwear especially for use with forest skis and also for walking. The own blankets of the boots should be slightly thicker and thus warmer or alternatively the front of the felt mountains should not be cut open. Good value for money!

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In a tough test, the northern bird casting on the voyage worked well.

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Works well on skis with a shoe heel that goes into the groove.

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Good winter rubber boots for wilderness and hiking use. The felt lining has a reinforcement on the inside of the heel and a handy drawstring at the top. The soles of the boots have ready-made places for studs and the boots fit the ties of the wilderness. I recommend this price!

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Good felt rubber boots where loose felt is a must. The size is fair, so you should take one size smaller than a normal shoe.

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good boots good price.

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It fits well in felt slippers, and I only grab one thin wool sock. The edge of the boot goes into a bandage like a nose to the head.

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Good rubber boots with a detachable lining.

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The size was right.

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The boots feel firm on the foot, also fits well with snowshoes.

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Good boot and good groove and widening of the front edge for forest skis. Slightly loose stem and thin-feeling rubber. Time will tell how long it will take to use. Felt socks good!

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These Kaira boots are second to me, the first ones lasted less than ten years, if I compare these new to old ones the felt lining is a bit thinner but does not affect the warmth in any way. The rubber also looks a little thinner and is somewhat more flexible at least when skiing on some skis, and I think it fits better in the bandage than the old boot. The only downside comes from the split front edge of the felt lining, because when you take the boot off your foot, the felt lining usually comes along. Otherwise, I am very satisfied with the purchase, I recommend.

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Basic safe product. Keeps feet dry and warm. Works with forest bindings as a "train toilet".

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Fits well in a one-piece hiking bandage, which is already a bit big for 43 nron Naali. The comfort of the boot is improved if you use the same number of Naali blankets. Enough for the southern frosts.

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Sole slightly loose for skiing; in which case the band of the bandage, when too tight, may twist the bottom of the boot onto the hump. Be sure to dry the felt slippers. In less than a year of use, the seam made by the factory opened, and the boot began to leak (in the middle of the wilderness, of course).

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Surprisingly supple and warm and good with ice water.

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Nice to still find decent rubber boots that are still warm.

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Warm light boots. The rubber part itself feels quite thin, so you have to be careful when transporting it. Loose lining works well.

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Fast and safe delivery, the Nokian Kaira boots are after a first three-day stay in the top bird forest - very good! They are excellent for Tegsnäs skis. Warm, likes the removable felt lining, which simplifies putting on and taking off - but also makes it easy to dry in the event of moisture. Buy a size larger for the possibility of a thicker sock if you want it extra warm, I did.

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The boots keep your feet warm even in severe frost. Experiences positive on ice with winter fish.

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I normally have size 10 on my running shoes and other shoes. I ordered size 43 and I can fit with 2 socks, one thinner and one a little thicker. The only thing I can notice is that the inner shoe is a bit tight just above the ankle, once you have been able to get the foot down it fits well. Have used the boot down to -15 degrees and there are no problems. Very satisfied so far.

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The boots are already familiar footwear, met my expectations.

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Based on a couple of ski trips, the shoes have worked as they should.

I've used Kaira more as ten years. Can't say much about last pair boots as used only one day, but noticed that felt lining included to the boots has been diminished its quality in time. There is used sewing thread much less durable as years ago as well as sewing quality is bad. Some holes since beginning probably. The same problem noticed in the other ordinary shop where stopped buying therefore. Hoped for better quality in varuste.net, but seems the problem is more in Nokia. Though re-sellers should check goods sold, not trust old good trade marks simply so. Those can change in commercial pressure around for short time use of products. Can suggest fixing of sewing with stretchy ribbon, because that part has been always first to broke in Kaira boots. Even when there was used durable thread formerly.

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Feeling good and high quality and had a lovely Christmas present.

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Kaira boots have evolved from what was an experience in the military. Now in recent days, the boots have been in daily use at work as well as when going out at home. Can recommend.

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The boots are great for slippery winter weather.

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I think the felt inside the boot should be shorter so you avoid excessive sweating of the foot. The scissors shorten easily.

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Very happy! Comfortable, warm and affordable boots. Lightning fast delivery from Finland to Sweden.

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Winter-lined boot with good grip. Soft boot shaft, quite narrow in the ankle so when you use them with wool socks, the removable lining comes with when you take off the boot. Uses the boots for forest skis with boot binding.

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Big sizes are ni favored by a couple of numbers smaller having ni start to fit.

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The shoe itself was excellent, but the felt shoe broke in the second use.

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There is nothing wrong with the boots themselves, but the opening in the blankets is quite small. Putting on and taking off the blankets therefore requires a little effort.

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Maybe I should have ordered a smaller number.

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The sizes are correct. High quality material. One of the few who goes to the forest skis.

Third pair of boots I’ve purchased for my husband. He loves them and where’s them year round! We live in Canada and the temperatures are -30C. These are perfect for winters!

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Really comfortable and warm boots. The loose felt lining is convenient and can be used as slippers.

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The hottest footwear I have ever had.

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There is nothing to complain about. I am satisfied! Thanks !

the softest and most durable rubber boots I know

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Good boots with felt lining.

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Good boot so far. But it has not been cold so you know how it is then

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As expected. This is my third couple I have owned. Best boots for my use

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Very good feeling footwear, warm and comfortable to walk on. Easy to remove and put back the felt lining.

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The boots are already third here over the years, the previous ones went punctured while skiing on some skis even if these new ones last better, are at least somewhat confirmed.

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Great boots

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Reportedly good and warm on his feet, went to his father as a gift.

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The good ones are the boots and the customer service worked great!

Great design, but not correct size and pour quality.

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First couple going, and not yet enough experience to review.

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The boots are pretty good. Loose blankets are unsuitable. 45 blankets do not fit 43 feet.

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Absolutely good, not the best, but good enough if they last. Improved strangely ku insoles put

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A few times now worn, really matter-of-fact shoes and first winter then shows the real nature as long as the skis can be tested, a little hard soles although a blanket in between but otherwise good

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The first test was passed and proved to be good. Comfortable and light. The normal size 42 in use tolerates a wool sock in between, so fair dimensions.

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As a product used on one trip, it can be said that there is no complaint. Warm, good for walking, also works with forest skis.

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I needed shoes for the forest skis, and I ended up with these. I am very satisfied. The inner blanket is warm and comfortable on the foot. The shoe fits well in army ties, stays well and the shoe doesn’t come off even in awkward terrain. Feel supportive. I hope they last, after a few times I still can't say anything about it. But the previous Nokia people are still strong, and they are over 20 years old, so I guess these won’t last a few years either. I usually buy size 40/41 shoes (foot length 25 cm), and size 40 is good. There is room for a thick wool sock, maybe for another. So big size. I would probably go to 39 as well, but I like that there should be room in the winter shoes.

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A good shoe for winter fishing if you happen to be on ice water. The mouth of the shaft should be a stronger rubber, it would be easier to pull on the foot.

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Works great all year round, but above all well-adapted winter boots.

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Warm but heavy. According to my memory, heavier than domestic drills in the past.

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Comfortable to walk, easy to put on foot.

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After a long deliberation, I ended up with the Kaira boot and it seems like just the right product for my own use. Works great with forest skis when moving. The normal size fit well and I think is a suitable loose wool sock. Durability has been criticized, but time will tell how durable. It looks and feels like a quality product anyway.

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Here are really qualified boots for cold weather ski runs.

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Nokian Kaira boots are really good and comfortable. The only downside to the product is that the rubber smells really bad, had to be put in stock.

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at the back of the hole the boots glued to the dry suit stick were made to test the effort seam had to but a small hole in the heel to get can it withstand use?

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GOOD AND WARM FOOTWEAR

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By the way, Nokia's boots material developed quite wildly since the parikytä years ago last such I have skied in the army and plowed. At least these Drills are a really light and flexible material. It seems to work well when skiing, and anyway when skiing. The sizes are big, so you don't have to buy one number bigger if you still want to get between the wool socks. Loose felt also seems to be of very high quality. The "looseness" of the boot initially thought a little about what skiing feels like at the ankles, for example, when there is no support. Well, then, the matter has not even come to mind when you close the box. 5/5

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High quality boots for winter use. Stems long enough with the possibility of tightening. Suitable for forest skis and stay well tied. The removable felt lining is convenient, hopefully also durable. Of course, they can be purchased separately. The size is fair, as in previous Nokia boots. I recommend!

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Works well in skiing and anyway as a winter boot for every weather. A thinner blanket, but with a wool sock will be more precise if you stay on the move. The account size number corresponds well to their size.

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Ladies foot though rubber thinner than previous similar boots

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excellent footwear. Finnish know-how to Finnish conditions. removable felt lining makes the boots very usable and field-ready. Jänkäjäkär's footwear. Tauno Kahanpää

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The skiing was successful with forest skis and the shoes felt suitable.

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Good feeling boots.came but ordered notches too big, but fits bad wool socks easily.

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Good rubber boots. I get them specifically for forest skis. The previous ones lasted 16 years and many ski trips. Also well suited for wilderness boots in all seasons, of course, thanks to a separate felt lining.

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Comfortable, warm, not too heavy. Tightening strap a little shaky. Hope that lasts a long time!

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Warm shoes, the blanket is worn / sewn better. In addition, the inside and outside have been reinforced. The things I mentioned were in my previous shoes so-called. The weakest link. Good buy.

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Good ski boots. Normal custom size fits well. Not too heavy. Slight looseness on the stem, but no harm.

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Good feeling when used on the feet, warm boots and a well-shaped last, the felt lining goes easily on and off with the current cut.

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Very comfortable to wear and warm.

Great winter boots. Used them in -23 c for several hours, with warm feets all the time. Comfortable for walking. I am normally using size 43 and those boots fits well in size 43. Space for a sole inside the linings and two pair of socks (one thin and one medium thick).

Excellent delivery and very happy with my new boots. Warm and comfortable! Some work could be done in the area of keeping us customers updated of the order status and the different shipping stages.

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The best boots

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The right product for me

Ok.

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Tightening straps just shit .. The previous shoes had decent tensioning straps ..not a good second ..

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Comfortable and warm winter boot for tough conditions. Extra plus is that you can take out removable lining and dry properly.

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Absolutely perfect! The only downside is that they smell very bad when they are new

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Good boots. The inner mountains (new?) A little stiff.

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There were good ski boots. Wide enough model.

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My arch is high in type. The loose felt lining may therefore be harder to get on. When the shaft of the boot is perhaps a little narrower and softer than my previous similar boot, putting it on your foot takes time and needs to be done while sitting. The boot on the foot works well.

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Good boot in the woods. The felt lining works but the downside of the inner felt base thing, i.e. the ribbon from which the felt is pulled to the foot is inferior from Nokia. Extra + is for large sizes.

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the side seams start to open pretty quickly (from that thigh toe at the rearmost joint), which doesn’t really hurt to use because they’re just reinforcement. BUT: It took a month before the border of thicker and thinner rubber above the side seams failed and it became a 3-cent hole. In the other shoe, it took a year for a similar "incision" to come. One year warranty expired, so now I have to think about whether I spend my money on seat sets or whether I’m looking for better shoes somewhere. Oh, and the seams of the inner blankets start to open after a hundred or two kilometers, but they have both stayed together. That sheer cosmetic disadvantage.

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The boots are of good quality, they are warm, comfortable and very waterproof. I find the toe of the shoe wide which gives the whole a mastoc aspect. They fit "large" do not hesitate to take a size below.

Great website, Fast shipping, good product

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The perfect shoe for the snowmobile ride, always dry and warm.

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In the fitting, the rope of the felt slipper was broken, which is kept when the foot is pounding the shoe so that the blanket does not get rushed, otherwise the shoes are ok

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Clockwise, no improvement points.

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Bought after the previous Cairo disintegration after 15 years of use. It seems that in this newer Kaira a narrower last. The felt lining is also narrower, time will show how it will eventually form on the foot.

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World class on these boots!

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Good Winter Boots, suitable for ties, but durability poor, one winter in use, one seam began to dangle, had to return to warranty repair, from which new boots were returned, good performance Equipment. Net

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Seems like functional boots. Properly tested on a short winter hike, due to lightness and comfort, a very good mood remained in these boots. I leave one star off until the boots are found to be durable.

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Please, those Nokians

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Light and warm loose felt lining boots. Skiing experience and endurance in ski use are not yet available.

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An absolute ice fishing boot, of course a bit heavy but the sled takes you to the ice fishing hole!

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Good boot for ice fishing trips, although a bit heavy. As a small foot, a size suitable for me was found through you, but the removable felt lining is again so small and narrow that it does not fit on the foot. Whose foot it is made to fit. It’s annoying that the felt lining is of no use and I have to put on many wool socks instead and that’s not the same thing. My shoe number is 36.

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I got good shoes. Delivery on time and anyway Ok. Hi Hannu.

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Warm enough for winter conditions in the cottage. I have kept -15 degrees frost limit because I can ski Cairo has 3 km. The distance from the beach to the island. With these frosts, the cold has not come. The boots are used for all work throughout the day. I still use a thick loose insole in the boots and I put the inner felt, the insole and the boots to dry all night long. In the morning they are again nice dry and warm for day use. The drills are not light.

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Comfortable and warm boot Competitive price and fast delivery

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Good and warm winter boots for walking, yard work and skiing. I have used these to complete at least a dozen pairs. Loose linings dry quickly in the heat, both at home with a rag coil and in cabins at the ceiling above the stove.

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Works as a breeder as before and looks more elastic than 7 years old but at least grunts in a bandage, at least in the hardest frost.

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The boots look quite thin, hopefully durable. The mountain is warm, works well. The lining is open at the front from the upper arm so the foot goes smoothly.

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Old familiar - just good experiences.

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Sturdy and secure boots on the foot, durable and good outside. Will probably withstand almost any weather.

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Comfortable to wear. I would improve the product by putting a "ring" on the heel side of the felt lining to pull the mountains to the foot or take them off the boot. This would also make it easier to dry the felt lining by hanging. The seam of my own boots started to fail after a little use and I returned the product to circulation.

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All-purpose footwear on land and why not on a winter trip. Finished holes in the bottom for pins that you can install yourself. In winter, an absolute thing. In the ski resort of the day, the blankets get wet, so you have to have replacement blankets with you.

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Removable felt lining thinner than older models. The felt lining goes into a wrinkled boot when you put it on.

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Okay boots, the previous ones were the same, but then they tore from the side in a couple of years and the bottom was nearby.

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The boots are warm and lasted well, the size is a bit bigger than the actual one.

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I made those boots sometime in 1990-1995, I don’t remember where. The last 20 years have been but every year on August 20 in use. On the campfire everyone else kicks the boots from the foot to ventilate, I do not need, just a wool sock on the foot and this boot + of course the inner felt. Great product.

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Good boots. I put on bare wool socks, and then jumpsuits and no gums on my feet, "like a glove" :) Now then I feel at home with partners on my feet :) You should immediately put that rubber care product as new, maybe even pins if you need to. Good shopping, protects your toes from bumps in rhizomes and rocks a little better than basic Conti.

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Didn’t last two seasons, not at all. The rubber cracks through up to several points.

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Now in its eighth year in use the same drill boots in the deer forest. There is nothing wrong with sustainability. On heavy walk. Straight bottom. The large size, i.e. without many wool socks fits two numbers smaller in size. Perfect cockpit and ice fishing shoe.

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Drills are not a durable variety. Two sets I've got broken in six years, but what can you do if you want to ski on skis kannantaussiteillä nectar ..

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Nokia ski boots do absolutely nothing. A complete scam for the entire boot industry. Decompose within 2-3 years almost by themselves. Even now is the third winter in use and the self-tearing and seams open, the snow melts in from the tearing places. And the boots have only been used for skiing from midwinter to spring. Summers in stock in the dark. Before (in the -90s still), real ski boots without any felt slippers lasted at least 10 years and didn’t tear even then. How does the boot company respond to its product to the customer? By comparison, I have boots on Viking rubber bits that have been in almost daily use all year round for almost 30 years through the winters. Worn are and in one place in both. Last week ago, with those Vikings, I stood up to my ankles in the rag for another hour and didn’t get a drop of water inside my shoes. And these 2-year-old Nokia ones don't keep their socks dry even on frosty skis.