Is this the kind of bootie you'd get to go over other shoes to keep them dry?
402111
No. These are very nice slippers with high insulation value. Not over boots.
402112
No; this booty is strictly for warming the feet. You wear them over socks or bare feet. Most folks use put them on after spending a cold day outdoors. You can wear them outside but I wouldn't substitute them for good boots.
402113
No. This is a down-filled slipper- like bootie that has a sturdy sole, but not sturdy enough to be worn outdoors.
402114
No, I wear them at home, inside, during winter months. They are very warm, but not waterproof.
911653
Hi, no, I don't think so. The red part is thin and gets wet quickly. The bottom part of the boot frays over time if they walk on cement sidewalks. I went through 2 pairs of these already. I actually finally found a great pair at petco called all-weather outdoor paw protection and I love them. They are longer, thicker and much better. They were 29.99. Hope this helps!!!
1403846
They have zippers on the side that completely disconnect. There is a lace that goes under the arch ofa shoe, but it detaches as well. So, you can put it on over the boot easily!
547866
Probably. The disposable covers are paper and the liquid on the shoes will probably leak through and if the shoes are very wet the covers will likely tear as well. On the other hand if the shoes are almost dry the footprints will not show. Also, you could try doubling the safety shoes for more protection.
450437
I do not think I would recommend them for boot inserts. I would look for some 100% lambswool socks; much like with UGGs I think the lambswool would keep your feet both warm and dry.
2218388
The liners are made of a dense foam that can be taken out of the boot if you get water inside the boot. They will dry and you can then put them back in.
1031283
Absolutely! My husband dries out his leather boots on it, my kids have misc shoes (leather included) and it works awesome! We used it every day over the winter. I recommend this one.
482351
This is made out of a flexible plastic, so NO, it would not be acceptable to use this in place of a boot which provides stability and support.
1278415
They'd keep your feet dry, but they are not insulated. Maybe they'd be warm enough with thick socks.
854008
You can wear whatever you want as long as you dont mind them getting wet! I use a cheap pair of boots with my stockingfoot waders
1888495
The answer isn't as simple as yes or no. This product will help with keeping your boots water resistant. Meaning if you walk through the rain you will be fine, but it will not keep your feet dry if you walk through a stream or river. The point of the conditioner is to make your leather still breathable and flexible while adding a layer of protection. They claim that other water proofer's will not allow leather to breathe making your feet warmer if you wear the boots in the summer. I've used both waterproofer and conditioner before and each has it's own place, but this product has kept my good western boots in great shape for about a year now.
697277
As long as your shoes/boots have space I wouldn't know why not. These socks are typically worn in cases where your feet will be in water (wading through rivers) for longer periods of time so wool socks over them in submerged water would provide little to no insulating value and would likely add weight to your feet with drenched socks.
246037
I find them durable, but I wouldn't say they could stop LIQUID from you shoes, just dry dirt.
450441
I don't know. While they aren't as thick as most scuba or surfing booties, they are pretty darn thick to be used inside boots, unless the boots where a size too large.
26270
Definitely. I have mine loaded with shoes - and some are rather heavy and clunky - and I have had no tearing or other problems. These are great.
1289143
I haven't had that problem because I always wear socks and don't get mud over the sides if I can help it. So far, I haven't had mud or water spill over. If I think that might happen, I wear another type of boot or I can avoid the problems areas in the fields. I would think these are just for casual yard wear...something that you don't get your regular shoes wet.
872082
Most definitely. They just need to remember to take them off before going outside and putting them back on when returning inside. I would get the extra large to insure a good fit for larger shoes and boots.