The North Face Product Reviews and Ratings - 6 - The North Face Women's Nuptse Fur Ii Insulated Boots from Sun & Ski Sports

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Brand: The North Face

Located in: Size, 6

The North Face Women's Nuptse Fur Ii Insulated Boots are a fashionable winter walk-around favorite that delivers hybrid synthetic/down warmth to resist moisture while providing exquisite comfort in a durable, day-to-day construction.

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Avg. Customer Rating:

4.8 stars

(based on 4 reviews)

100% of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Customers most agreed on the following attributes:

Pros:

Comfortable(3)

Very, very warm and they look great!!

By Donna

from McAlester, OK on 1/10/2010

Pros:

Comfortable, Easy Entry & Exit, Good Traction, Lightweight, Stylish, Warm, Waterproof

Best Uses:

Cold Weather, Slippery Terrain, Snow, Wet Conditions

Describe Yourself:

Casual/ Recreational

Gear Usage:

Cold Weather Living

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about The North Face The North Face Women's Nuptse Fur Ii Insulated Boots:

very light weight and I could wear them all day

light and warm

By deliane

from new york, ny on 1/9/2010

Pros:

Comfortable, Lightweight, Warm

Best Uses:

Cold Weather, Snow

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about The North Face The North Face Women's Nuptse Fur Ii Insulated Boots:

I have only used these boots for a week-

It is a pleasure to wear boots that are at once so light yet keep my feet toasty warm.

I have not yet had a chance to test these boots in slush and puddles so don't know if the 'waterproof' promise holds true. Nor have I been able to try walking on ice- so I cannot comment on traction.

They are extremely comfortable and easy to walk in. (I wear them on city streets. I would not recommend these for 'hiking'- no ankle support.)

My only complaint is that The North Face does not offer half sizes: the size I bought feels too large yet one full size down is too small..

cheers-

" Very Cute but Cold"

By Killorbkilled from Northern U.S.A on 1/16/2009

Pros:

Comfort, Durable, Good Value, High Quality, Looks

Cons:

Warmth

Best Uses:

Casual, Hiking

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about The North Face The North Face Women's Nuptse Fur Ii Insulated Boots:

I was attracted to these boots because of their looks. Their wonderful for around shopping and errands. But as for hiking and trail walking these are not good for that. Unless you have a couple good pairs of thick socks. I live in the northern part of the country and my husband bought them for me for christmas so i could stay warm. Unfortunatly i dont wear them for much more than errands because of the warmth issue. If you live where the temp doesn't drop below the 30s these boots are for you . These boots are for you that is the fact you will love them:-)

I would buy his product again and I did

By carly from Dallas,TX on 1/14/2009

Pros:

Durable, Good Value, High Quality, Look good on easy off, The boots are very warm, They are very comfortable

Cons:

none

Best Uses:

Can wear in warmer climat, Comfort, Durable A, Keep feet from cold, Low maintence, Warmeth

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about The North Face The North Face Women's Nuptse Fur Ii Insulated Boots:

I can wear my boots in Texas where the weather changes on a hourly basis. wake up to 18 deggress one day and go to bed with 80 the next. I love wearing my boots and my feet don't sweat in them and I get a lot of compliments on them. I got a pair for my 8 year old daughter when we went snow sking this past christmas. She loved them and wears them to school on cold days.

Customer Reviews about the The North Face Women's Nuptse Fur Ii Insulated Boots at Sun & Ski Sports