- Is the Barbour Halton actually waterproof?
- Yes. Barbour lists it as waterproof, with a rubber and textile upper and a rubber and synthetic outsole. The ankle height means water can still enter from the top in deep puddles.
- How high is the heel?
- The block heel is 4 inches, which is high for a rain boot. Expect a noticeable lift and less stability on uneven or muddy ground than a flat Wellington.
- What sizes does it come in?
- Listings show US sizes 3 through 8. It is a women's boot with a slip-on fit, so try your usual size first.
- Is it warm enough for winter?
- The lining combines faux fur, textile and cotton, which adds warmth for fall and mild winter. It is not a snow boot and has no insulation rating.
- What is in the box?
- The pair of boots only. No spare laces or care kit are listed.
- How does it compare with a flat Wellington?
- The Halton trades the flat sole and tall shaft of a classic Wellington for a 4-inch block heel and ankle height. That suits city wear and outfits, but a flat knee-high boot keeps feet drier in deep water and is steadier on mud.
- Where is the Barbour Halton Light Oak Bleached Olive Ankle Wellington Boots cheapest?
- At Daniel Footwear, for $79.31, as of our latest check.