Sorel

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One thing about living in Pennsylvania is that you need to own a good pair of warm, waterproof duck boots. Snow, slush, and freezing temps in the winter demand it. Sorel is reknown for its boots and especially these which come with removable ThermoPlus® felt InnerBoot and leather uppers.

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Glacier by Sorel

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"These are the boots you want for weather extremes. They're durable, and totally weather proof. No wind, snow, water... NOTHING is getting through these. Your feet will be warm and dry til you take em off."

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1964 Pac Snow Boot by Sorel

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"If you're looking for a warm boot with fun colors or patterns, check out these Sorels. Like many of their other styles, they're rated for minus 40 degrees and are totally waterprood. Check out the different colors available at the website."

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Caribou Snow Boot by Sorel

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"If you're still looking for the right pair of snow boots for this winter, these might be your answer. They're waterproof and can withstand cold of down to -40 degrees F. They come in three color options black, elderberry, and buff. Plus, they have great treds, so you won't be slipping and falling in the ice and snow."

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Winter Carnival boots by Sorel

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"If you're living in cold weather this time of year, then you better get yourself a warm pair of boots like these Sorels. Comes in a few color options, are totally waterproof, and are good in up to -40 Fahrenheit."

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Cate The Great Boot

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"What I like about these boots is the contrast of texture. They look super comfortable. These boots are waterproof, so they are sure to let you stay stylish out in the snow all day long. :)"

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Sorel Women's Joan Of Arctic Shearling Lined Boot

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"These Sorel's are some good looking boots. I spend my winters in Vermont where I frequently have to trek through a few feet of snow, so I am seriously considering these for my winter needs."