Product Details
- Size: 12 D(M) US
- Color: Buff
- Brand: Sorel
- Model: NM1561
- Fabric type: Leather and rubber
- Dimensions: 4.00 pounds
Features
- Removable, washable, recycled felt InnerBoot
- Seam-sealed waterproof construction
- Suede leather upper
- Waterproof vulcanized rubber shell with herringbone outsole
Sorel Men's 1964 Premium T Snow Boot,Buff,12 M US
Product Description
Inspired by the SOREL 1964 Pac boot, the SOREL 1964 PremiumTM T boot is a classic utility boot in full grain leather. Seam-sealed and completely waterproof, this men's boot is lined with a recycled felt InnerBoot for a comfort rating to -40 below zero. The low-profile herringbone outsole of the SOREL 1964 PremiumTM T boot provides plenty of grip.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
By Greg
I live in chicago, and every year I managed to unconvince myself from buying a pair of heavy winter boots. luckily for me, this is the year I decided to bite the bullet and put down for a pair. A month later, chicago was blanketed in the blizz-aldo rivera 2011. but the boots held up fantastically. they kept warm and dry trudging through the walls of snow. One thing i'd have to point out though is i initially found the boots to be a little tight fitting. After a few weeks in, the boots broke in and although snug, feel like a good fit. I would definitely buy the same pair again.
19 of 22 people found the following review helpful.
By A. Lee
I have 2 pairs of Sorel snow boots; this one and a pair of Caribou II. The Caribou II was the first pair I bought when I moved back to a snowy climate after 18 years, and then I bought this pair of 1964s for more of a work boot. While I would buy a pair of Caribou II again, I don't think I'd buy another pair of these. I do a lot of work outside in the snow, such as shoveling, blowing, plowing, raking roofs and tree work.The liner of the Caribou II is much more comfortable while the 1964's is a very plain, compressed felt. I'm not really a fan of the 4 D-rings on the Caribou II because it's hard to keep the lower laces tight while pulling it tight at the top, but pulling laces tight through the 8 eyelets of the 1964 is even harder, especially if you're already suited up in snow pants. The tread on the bottom of the 1964 is also very basic and doesn't provide much traction at all.Size-wise I think these boots are sized just a little bit big. I usually wear 14W sneakers or 15M king toe work boots, but both of my snow boots are 14M and fit about right. The Caribou II is insulated a little better so I get by with only a pair of my regular boot socks, but the 1964 is a little thinner and so I wear a heavier wool sock which means a little tighter fit than the Caribou II.If price is your concern, then these boots will keep your feet out of the snow but they're not really impressive. If you're looking for boots that you'll like to wear, I suggest you look at the Caribou II.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
By Brian
Ordered these boots last week and so far I'm very happy with them. Sizing, as mentioned in many reviews, is a bit on the large size. I'm normally a 10.5 and since they don't offer half sizes I went with a 10. With thick socks its a perfect fit.The construction is solid, and the style is classic. I was shopping for winter boots that didn't look like they were made for a tactical special ops soldier. As fun as is it is to think that I'm a special ops soldier the fact is I'm simply a man who needed winter boots. Less is more.
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