- Is the Explorer III Slip-On actually waterproof?
- Yes. It uses a waterproof bootie construction inside a waterproof suede upper, so standing water and slush stay out. The shaft's faux shearling is not the waterproof layer; the bootie is.
- How warm is it?
- It has 100g insulation and a microfleece lining. That is enough for cold commutes and light snow, but it is not a deep-winter or high-altitude boot.
- Does it fit true to size?
- It is a slip-on, so the shaft and instep do most of the holding. There are no laces to tighten, so try your usual size and expect a roomier feel than a laced boot.
- How does it compare with the laced Explorer III?
- Same waterproof bootie, insulation and DUOTREAD outsole family, but this version drops the laces for a pull-on shaft. You gain speed and lose fit adjustment.
- What is in the box?
- The pair of boots and the box. Nothing else is included.
- Can I wear it in deep snow?
- It handles packed snow and slush, but the light insulation and low-profile traction pods make it a poor choice for deep drifts or long backcountry walks.
- Where is the SOREL Explorer III Slip-On WP Boot cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $88.99, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the SOREL Explorer III Slip-On WP Boot?
- Buyers like: Seller recommended by buyers; Fast despatch and early delivery; Well packaged. Common complaints: Shipping time slow in one case; Return after the return date initially unsuccessful.
- Where can I buy the SOREL Explorer III Slip-On WP Boot?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Amazon.