Fleece Boot Socks - Soft Fleece Warm Boot Liners for Men & Women

These were true to size, hoping they will keep my feet warm inside my rain boots

I bought these to use with my rain boots, so I can wear them in the snow too. They fit well with socks on, in the boot, but are a bit tight inside the boot. They aren't super thick, but my rain boots are fit well with just regular socks. And these rain boots aren't the full calf height so I will most likely just buy another pair of rain boots in a bigger size to wear with these liners in the Winter. They are warm, soft, and cozy!

I purchased these liners to extend the season of my non-insulated tall boots. I wear a size 10 and the large size liner fits great. The fleece is not very thick, but does add some warmth, making the boots comfortable at a 40 degree temperature with medium weight wool blend socks. What I really like about them is that they create an envelope around my pant legs, helping to prevent riding up of the pants when putting them on. I also think they even help to make boot removal slightly easier. Apart from the logo, I like the liners and think the price paid was a good value.

I got these to winterize my Jileon rainboots for Alaska, and I like them! Very thick and soft, but not so thick that they affect the boots going on (I have the neoprene style boots so the tops are stretchy) I have a large foot for a woman, usually an 10w or an 11, and I will say that I should have sized down since I have a lot of spare room in the foot of the sock, but that was my own fault because I'm so used to my feet being too big for things that I sized up.

These boot liners are nice and warm, as previous reviewers have indicated. They are also soft and appear to be well made. Unfortunately they are baggy and always need some pulling and adjustment once my foot and the liner are actually in the boot. Also, the logo right in the middle of the cuff turns out not to be an attractive look- although not as important as comfort. My suggestion would be to use a fleece material with a little stretch so that they could be made a little narrower and still be comfortable.

Bought these for my rain boots. I love them. They are large enough to go over my pants and still allow my food to slide into the boot. Help keep feet warm in the cold wet weather. Not sure they are warm enough for snow. I use mine for my rain boots. I’m out in the wet a lot for my work. I love that hear are machine washable. Pros Machine washable Removable Fit as excellent over straight leg pants and leggings Can be folded over most boots Cute Cons Not appropriate for snow not thick enough Seems may irritate some people Leave some lint in pants Over all 5 stars would buy again. Using in generic rubber boots as well as MK boots. They fit both without problems.

When I ordered my new rain boots, I made a mistake and got them one size too large. Too lazy to return them, and I knew I wanted liners for them anyway, a bit of extra room in the boot would be a good thing. Ordered these liners and having worn them in the boots three or four times in the snow, I can happily say I LOVE THEM! They do exactly what I wanted - keep my always cold feet warm and fill up that extra space in my boots. The seam thing can be fixed by turning the liners inside out (so the seam is outside). The fabric is soft and warm. The fit is true to size. Nothing bad to say. Will be buying another pair for the husband's boots.

I wear a 10.5 and ordered the XL. It fit with no problems and was a bit large. I would rather have it a bit larger than too tight but you have to make sure the added thickness will fit into your boots if they are snug. It's a pretty thick material similar to thinner fleece outerwear so it will add some girth to your foot/ankle/calves. I have a pair of larger cut men's rain boots with a larger calf area and these made the fit snug. If I had a form fitting boot that I had to squeeze into; this would have made them too tight. As for the silly logo. It took me 4 minutes each to undo the stitching and remove them. I didn't use rippers that would have made it even simpler but used small scissors with a sharp tip. Once you begin to loosen the logo, you'll be able to cut most of the stitches out. I would do this before washing since doing it later would probably leave noticeable markings. For a guy these will add warmth to standard non insulated boots. If I could not have removed the silly logo; I would not have bought these. You can remove that ugly little patch easily however so these are nice in the long run.