If you are still unsure of what boots to get this winter or haven’t done your research this post will hopefully cross the t’s and dot the i’s for you.
Dubarry Galway Boots
This is a premium Irish made boot, totally waterproof thanks to Goretex lining and the sole unit injected directly onto the upper. The boot is made of breathable dry-fast dry-soft leather.
The perfect choice for wearing about town or in the country. Stylish and practical.
Care
Treat with protector spray before first wear to prevent stains and Dubarry Boot Conditioner to nourish and protect the upper. Any dirt can be washed off with cold soapy water.
Sorel Canadian Snow Boots
These winter snow boots are completely waterproof. Sorel’s frost-plug technology prevents the heat from escaping the boot and the thermal lining keeps your feet nice and snug. These boots are suitable for wearing in temperatures down to minus 23°!
Care
Again, the protector spray prolongs the good looks of your boots and helps repell water and prevent stains. To clean, gently wipe with cloth or sponge dampened in soapy cold water.
Merrell Taiga Buckle Boots
Good solid walking boots with non-slip soles. These feature «PolarTech» thermal insulation linings and EVA (Ethylene-vinyl acetate — a soft and flexible synthetic material) moulded sole units for durability and comfort.
Care
Treat with protector spray before first use and top it up regularly. The dirt should be cleaned off with cold soapy water before it can dry, otherwise the leather may dry out and loose flexibility. Leather conditioner can be used to nourish the leather after cleaning but the boots must be dry before applying the cream.
