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Columbia Bugaboot Omni-Tech  Winter Boot - Women's

Columbia Bugaboot Omni-Tech Winter Boot - Women's

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Columbia Bugaboot Omni-Tech Winter Boot - Women's

For winter storms around town, clunky, super-insulated boots can be overkill, but your feet still need protection. Next time the skies open up and unload big, fat snowflakes, pull the Columbia Women’s Bugaboot Omni-Tech Boots out of your closet, lace ’em up, and head outside. Columbia added Omni-Tech waterproof breathable membranes to these leather boots so you can tromp through snow and slush. Insulation warms your feet all the way to -25F, so “My toes get cold,” is no longer a valid excuse for staying indoors. AgION antimicrobial treatment on the internal lining and footbeds prevents stinkiness, and shock-absorbing midsoles with nylon shanks provide support. Omni-Grip rubber outsoles grab the ground, even when your driveway looks like an ice rink.

Bottom Line: Snowy and cold? Get your Bugaboots.

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I have pretty narrow feet, but usually wear a medium thick wool

I have pretty narrow feet, but usually wear a medium thick wool sock with my boots. Anyone know how these will do for feet like mine?

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November 27, 2009

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i tried them on in the store, they seem a little wide (probably to account for heavy socks) I have a slightly wider than average foot, but not so much i need a wide width shoe. They might get a little wide for you. Maybe two sets of socks would be best for you.

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December 1, 2009

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i tried them on in the store, they seem a little wide (probably to account for heavy socks) I have a slightly wider than average foot, but not so much i need a wide width shoe. They might get a little wide for you. Maybe two sets of socks would be best for you.

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December 1, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

All around great boot...

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December 23, 2008

I found these boots highly comfortable and flattering. Even with a light weight wool sock my feet still stayed warm in below frezing temps. I splashed around in snowy slush to check the waterproofing and could not have been happier. My feet stayed perfectly dry despite stomping through ankle deep slush. They can be worn with jeans without having to tuck the jeans into the boot and are not at all bulky. I was really happy with this purchase and was honestly shocked they performed as well as they did for such a smaller profile snow boot. Also has really good traction. I bought my usual shoe size and found that I could still wear a thicker sock without being uncomfortable and a smaller sock without shifting around. I highly recommend them if you are looking for a comfortable, warm snow boot that works around town but isn't huge.

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Could I ride a motorcycle (sportbike) in these boots? (Is the

Could I ride a motorcycle (sportbike) in these boots? (Is the toe box flexible and small enough for shifting?)

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September 26, 2009

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Bry,

It is hard for me to say. These are pretty sleek winter boots compared to others on the market, but in general I would think the heavier winter boots could be tough to shift with.

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September 28, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Columbia womens boots

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April 23, 2009

I love them. They're great in the cold and snow. My feet stay cozy warm. They're also a higher boot than my last pair, which is great!!

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For snowshoeing, including off trail, in the Tahoe area with

For snowshoeing, including off trail, in the Tahoe area with feet that tend to get cold, which would be better: Columbia Bugaboot or the Sorel Carabou?

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August 28, 2009

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It doesn't matter what brand you get if you wear ordinary cotton socks. They make 'boot socks' with insulate the feet much better. As far as the two brands go I really dont know what brand is better, but i'll be going with columbia because ive had good experiences with other produces the company makes. I've tried on the bugaboot in the store and i was really impressed by the fit and the tread. I've researched this boot and read many reviews and it was hard to find a negative comment. I hope this helps.

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December 1, 2009

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I am also considering the two brands... my feet get really really cold. Anybody have the answer?

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October 20, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Now this is a winter boot!

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April 13, 2009

I live in N.H. and I appreciate a warm, waterproof, comfortable boot that is aggressive enough to wear on the most slippery days and not have to worry about tip-toeing through the ice and snow. This is also a nice looking boot. Most of all it is comfortable on my slightly wide foot. I have a hard time finding a boot that does not crunch the toe width area and these are great fitting and perfect. The sizing seem right on, I am usually a 6 or 6.5 and the 6.5 is what got and it's perfect.
I (almost) can't wait for next winter to wear them.

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Write your question here... What is the shaft measurement? Do

Write your question here...
What is the shaft measurement? Do they come up over the ankle?

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August 28, 2009

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Write your answer here...it's measured from thw top of the sole
to the top of the boot.. Most boots DO cover the ankle.

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September 7, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Great boots!

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January 7, 2009

I bought a half size larger and can wear thick socks, though I would say they fit true to size. They are very warm and have kept my feet dry in the wettest of snow. They have kept me on my feet walking across ice as well, great traction. I would buy these again in a heartbeat!

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Write your question here... I need a pair of size 7 ladys

Write your question here... I need a pair of size 7 ladys

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March 22, 2009

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All they have available is the size 6. Also since this is a winter boot they will not be getting in any new ones until next winter.

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March 23, 2009

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Rating for this product: 4

Good All Around Boots

By: Backcountry.com Employee
February 3, 2009

I bought these boots for my 11 yr. old daughter. They are true to size. She loves them because they keep her feet warm and are comfy to wear all day long. You won't go wrong with them.

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How do you repair a crack in the rubber like lowers?

How do you repair a crack in the rubber like lowers?

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January 10, 2009

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Tech Specs:

Material:
[Upper] nubuck, split suede leather, thermal rubber; [Insert] Omni-Tech 
Insulation:
200g Thinsulate 
Sole:
Omni-Grip rubber 
Lacing:
Standard 
Recommended Use:
Daily winter, snowshoeing 
Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime 
Country of Origin:
United States 

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