Columbia Women's Loveland Mid Omni-Heat Snow Boot

I love these boots!! I usually wear a 6 1/2 or 7, ordered a 7 and they're perfect with regular socks. They're very warm, almost too warm to wear inside for very long, so I can't imagine ever needing a thick sock. The heat reflective liner inside really works. I've walked the dog for an hour when the temperature has been in the 20's, and my feet stayed warm. They're very light weight, so driving is fine, and comfortable when you're in and out of the car running errands in snowy/slushy parking lots. So far completely waterproof.I found that the arch support wasn't great, so I put Dr. Scholl's arch support type things in and solved that issue.They're a good height, and I like that they don't have a lot of fur around the top-I can wear them with skinny jeans that tuck in, or bootcut jeans that go over.I have much heavier, rugged boots that I wear for snow blowing and shoveling, but I needed something for being out and about in the snow the rest of the time. These boots are perfect.

It's been 7 years now! I've been using these to shovel and snow blow in the Northeast and they are still waterproof, comfortable and in great shape! I had no idea that they were 7 yrs old! A friend asked about them so I looked for her... Yes, really 7 yrs! Can't go wrong with Columbia products!

I love these boots! I normally wear a size 9 but ordered 9.5 in these and am glad I did as this allows me to wear a little heavier sock and still have ample room in the toe box of the boot. These boots are VERY warm. I put them on and wore around the house to make sure they fit ok, within 15 minutes or so, my feet were so warm I had to take them off. This is a good thing though as I live in the cold Midwest and need the warmth to survive our winters but I wouldn't wear them if I was going to be indoors for an extended period as I think they would be too warm for inside use. They are very lightweight, and comfortable with no breaking in. These boots look cute too, even in a bigger size. I would highly recommend these boots to anyone looking for a lightweight, warm, comfortable winter boot.

I bought these for our trip to Tennessee in December. I am a Florida girl, so wanted to have the right boots to keep warm. Unfortunately, these did not keep my feet warm. We went snow tubing and my toes almost froze. I was REALLY disappointed. I had Columbia snow pants which kept me quite warm and I had read other good reviews. I will have to look for a new pair of boots for our next trip. I don't think I will be wearing them in snow again! One good thing, is that they were quite comfortable. That is about the only good thing I could say. I don't recommend these for really cold weather.

I tried a few different brands as well as a different Columbia boot, always ordering based on reviews regarding fit from Amazon reviews and manufacturer website reviews. Then I gave these a try and I LOVE these Columbia boots! The first style of Columbia I tried had great reviews, but I found they didn't have a substantial enough sole, more like wearing slippers. However, the Loveland Mid Omni is substantial, warm,easy on-off, stylish, comfortable and most of all great on icy, snowy and wet surfaces. Thin or thick socks work for me. Plenty of room to tuck in jeans or leggings. Price was better than other websites. The laces are very long so after I tie mine I tuck the laces down inside the boot. Thumbs up!

This the second pair of Columbia Omni-Heat Boots I've purchased. I bought the Women's Heavenly Shorty Omni-Boot in December, and initially I liked those boots a lot. Soon, however, I found that the bulky fur-type material around the ankle made it hard to wear the boots with pants, and I did have some issues with snow coming in over the top of the boots. And then after 5 weeks' of wear, the interior lining started to break down and I developed a blister.I got these Loveland Mid Omni-Heat boots as a replacement and I like them a lot better. The sleeker profile makes them work better with pants and they work fine as well to wear with dresses going to and from work. The traction is great, they are very warm for cold city wear (in Toronto) and they are waterproof. So far, I've had no problems with the lining.They fit a little more loosely than the Heavenly boots - there is room for thick socks. I haven't tested them for long periods of time in super-cold weather, but I have worn them around in the city for an hour or so when it has been -10C.I wish they had a little more arch support, and the jury's out on how sturdy the lining is.

I need boots that can handle deep snow, slush, ice and below freezing temperatures. I tested these out with an afternoon of sledding. There was probably about two feet of snow on the ground and 20 degrees out, but my feet stayed warm and dry. They gripped just fine when walking back up the hill through snow and handled icy spots well enough. The bonus for me with these is they are so light. I hate clunky, heavy boots. These aren't much heavier than a light pair of sneakers.I got these in 10. I normally wear 9 1/2 for shoes and get my boots in 10; I don't have wide feet. These fit snug, but not uncomfortably so, and that is with two pairs of wool socks.

Columbia has made the most comfortable, lightweight, water resistant boot I've ever come across, in fact I purchased 3 different variations of this Columbia product, that's how much I believe in this product. They feel amazing the minute you first put them on & I had a 10 mile activity day & I can say it's the first time in a long time my feet were not sore & didn’t need to break them in at all...they’re just super comfy & lightweight...just buy the Columbia boots :)*oh...wanna add that I don't normally write reviews but I need to pay it forward and let people know these boots are a game changer...and just a heads up; you will be stopped & asked what boots are wearing & where did you buy them hahaha... they’re just awesome pair of boots & if you wear a 7.5, order an 8. Order a 1/2 size up is my best recommendation. Happy Feet, Happy You. Enjoy!!! :)