- Is the Sorel Yoot PAC Nylon truly waterproof?
- Yes. The nylon and synthetic upper has taped seams and a waterproof construction, so it handles snow and slush. It is not meant for standing in deep water.
- How does it compare with the Sorel Caribou?
- The Yoot PAC is lighter and easier for kids to pull on, with a softer lining. The Caribou is heavier and warmer for extreme cold but harder for small children to manage.
- Should I size up?
- Many parents report it runs small, so sizing up half a size is common, especially for thick socks. Check the insole length if your child is between sizes.
- Can kids put these on by themselves?
- Yes. The bungee-style lacing and slip-on opening let most kids pull them on without tying. Younger children may still need help adjusting the cord.
- What is the boot best for?
- Cold, snowy days: school, sledding and playing in slush. It is too warm and bulky for mild weather or indoor wear.
- Does it come with a removable insole?
- Yes. The felt and EVA insole can be taken out to dry or replace, which helps after wet days.
- Where is the Sorel Yoot PAC Nylon Winterboot cheapest?
- At Backcountry, for $99.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Sorel Yoot PAC Nylon Winterboot?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including Backcountry, Dick's Sporting Goods, Famous Footwear, SOREL, Nordstrom.