Military Bunny Boots Extreme Cold Weather Vapor Barrier Boots

I bought these to wear in Nome, Alaska during the finish of the 2019 Iditarod Dog Sled Race the first two weeks of March. Although the area was experiencing above average temperatures (25 to 33 F highs with 13 to 23 F lows) I was going to be standing on ice and snow for extended periods and did not want cold toes. I was very pleased with the temperature my feet stayed. Even indoors I never felt too warm. These boots are huge & heavy! I'm a moderately fit 60 y.o. female and wore these boots 12-18 hours a day for three full days, walking miles all around town with no discomfort or fatigue. I wear a women's 10 so I purchased a men's size 8 and had to wear a very thick sock but I feel a 7 may have been too snug (can always add socks, right?). Being new they out gas a noticeable rubber odor so are now airing out on the back porch. I feel these are the best arctic boots available and the $100.00 price tag nailed it. I see many a musher wearing Bunny Boots so that has to tell you something. I highly recommend them!

These boots are great and they run large . I read that you can easily go down one size and maybe 2 . Well it is almost impossible to get these Bata Bunny Boots new , so I took the chance that an size 8 would fit even though I take a size 10. Unfortunately they were too tight , so I had to return them . Later I was able to get a used pair of Bata's in a size 9 and they fit fine . The used pair are yellowish and stained from storage but the tread is good and they are warm and waterproof .If you take a size 9 shoe , these should fit . These are great warm boots that will last for years .

they run a little larger than the size stated but must be for extra thick socks.a little heavy . They sure keep your feet warm. And that is what I wanted.

the air does not stay in

Great boots, fit is perfect with heavy wool socks just as advertised. Purchased these for ice fishing and running my trapline in Northern Maine

Literally the warmest boot on earth. Nothing comes close to this, I promise. While these may not be ideal for long treks (heavy), if you’re sitting in a hunting blind or Ice fishing or just working outside in sub zero conditions, this is what you need. Make sure you get the bata brand as they’re are built better and offer better support in my opinion.

It was good all around

It was only 8 degrees but my feet were actually hot and we were outside on the ice most of the time. So far I am very satisfied