BLifestyle StreetSTYLE Wool

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Comfortable on the feet, serves well in mild winter. The only downside is that it is difficult to put on.

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Very soft and comfortable, difficult to tie from the ankle so as not to get too tight.

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I got my shoes for April. Wet snowfall and heat levels on both sides of zero. I am very satisfied, the shoe sits firmly on the foot and in winter the heat can certainly be insulated with various wool insoles. The first impression of the product is therefore high quality and comfortable.

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The user experience is not very long yet, but it has already accommodated both debris and frost. It has been played and talked in the wet snow. The socks have stayed dry and the shoes neat except for the tongue of the shoe. Minus the recording. The straps are too short to be used in the top holes and the straps do not run properly. Already in these few weeks the tapes have worn a lot. The bottom is smooth, but has not felt particularly slippery when walking.

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Warm shoes for autumn and winter. In the harshest frosts, the sheep wool insole brought extra warmth to the chills. In appearance, the shoes go nicely with jeans and pants. The sole is flexible and there is princely room for the toes.

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It is a very warm shoe. I kept these in a 16-degree frost today with a thin wool sock and my feet stayed warm even though there was standing standing. The extra warmth I would get if I had left enough shoe in the shoe to fit a thick granny wool sock as well as felt insoles. But you don't need a witch, if not sometimes you have to stand still for a long time. Otherwise keeps water in the slurry obviously well. I haven’t ever gotten water from those to come through yet even though I’ve gone in a soho. I can’t tell if it’s completely waterproof when I haven’t tested a witch on the puddle, but surprisingly good at least.