Product Details
- Size: 10 D(M) US
- Color: Black
- Brand: Sorel
- Model: NM1439-010-10
- Fabric type: Leather and synthetic
- Dimensions: 4.00 pounds
Features
- Minus 40 degree rated
- Removable 9MM Thermo Plus felt Innerboot
- Handcrafted waterproof vulcanized rubber shell
Sorel Men's 1964 PAC T Boot,Black,10 M US
Product Description
Standing up to chilly temperatures and damp conditions, the classicSorel 1964 PAC T goes from après ski to weekend errands with ease.This versatile men's boot features waterproof, seam-sealedconstruction with a removable, replaceable ThermoPlus InnerBoot liner.The hand-crafted waterproof vulcanized rubber shell with a herringbonerubber outsole provides this Sorel boot with protection,durability, and reliable traction. Fight the cold with the Sorel 1964 PAC T.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
39 of 40 people found the following review helpful.
By T. Fiero
For casual winter use, this old style pac boot design is hard to beat. It's easy to see why they're a popular seller. They feel like a pair of waterproof, insulated snow slippers--they don't provide much cushioning or support, but give your feet the freedom they crave--especially if you have wide feet like mine.A potentially misleading description in the "Product Features" is that they're described as having "full grain embossed" leather uppers. According to the International Union of Leather Technologists and Chemists Societies web site, full grain leather means "Leather bearing the original grain surface as exposed by removal of the epidermis and with none of the surface removed by buffing, snuffing or splitting."They don't mean full grain, embossed leather. It would be more accurately described as light weight leather that has been embossed to simulate the appearance of full grain leather.Pros:1. Light weight, warm, waterproof2. Amost as comfortable as a pair of slippers3. The wide toebox accomodates wide feet3. Low profile "herringbone" tread is great for snowshoeing and doesn't accumulate snow4. Well stitched (at least my pair was)Cons:1. Compared to my old Sorels, the toe box has a slightly lower "ceiling," which results in a more snug fit and makes it difficult to reinsert the felt liner--at least when the boots are new. This is probably a minor point.2. The boots don't provide much cushioning or foot support, and so may not be suitable for extended use for people who need extra support.3. The flap/loop that holds the bottom of the bootlace will trap snow and moisture, providing an entry point for moisture once the waterproofing breaks down. This is a design flaw.4. The rubber bottoms are susceptible to punctures and will not be as durable as some winter boots. This is the tradeoff you get for comfort and flexibility.Overall, this is a good light use snow boot (although some people wear them all day long). They work well with snowshoes and are suitable for light winter hiking, running errands, working in the yard, etc. Due to their lack of support and cushioning and low breathability, they are less suitable for extended use or hiking on bare ground.Notes:My pair was true to size. I wear a 10 1/2 EE but the 11D's fit well.The -40F rating is optimistic for long term exposure. These aren't expedition boots.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By A. Aubinoe
This is a great deal for a leather waterproof boot. My only disappointment is that a boot like this is made in China. Im a size 9, but I ordered a size 10 so I could slip the boots on and grow into them. I am glad I ordered them big. If I tighten the laces they are snug. These boots have that great L.L. Bean look. I got them free shipping from Moosjaw. this is a comparable price on amazon, but moosjaw happened to have an additional 25% off eal at the time. The caribu boot looks almost thesame besides the white fur.this boot is not to good for hiking, but is great for walking of shoveling in the snow. the rubber base is tuff, but the tread is minimal.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By Richard C. Schott
I normally wear a 13 wide, found a pair of these on the clearance rack in a 14, tried them on for giggles and they actually fit well.I agree with others who have stated that they are comfortable like slippers but not especially supportive. Better for milling around camp than hiking.I've used them on camping trips down to -15F with no issues. I was probably wearing a single pair of good wool socks with them. I haven't had an opportunity to test them down to the rated temperature but I have no reason to think they wouldn't do ok. It depends on so many other factors anyways, activity levels, what else you're wearing, your own metabolism and circulation etc.Anyways I like the boots, they are easy to get into, easy to lace up with gloves on, and I feel like I'm prepared for any cold I might experience anywhere in NY where I live. They are overkill almost all the time downstate, but in the Adirondacks they're just what the doctor ordered...
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