Comfortable snow boots recommendation?

[LuckyAmy1986]

If anyone has one, I would appreciate it. I want something comfortable for long winter walks. I like the look of these

www.snowandrock.com/p/sorel-womens-torino-ii-boot-H6114451.html?colour=146


TIA
But that's a bit pricey!

[Caspianberg]

They aren’t great if your walking on non snow surfaces etc pavement. I found the rubber wears down quickly if not on snow. Sorrel did replace mine twice after they wore flat in a month but it’s a bit tedious.

In snow they are great though

[ShyTown]

I have the long version of those. Can’t say I’m the long walks type of person but they kept my feet warm and comfy through 3 years of artic Chicago winter commutes plus regular ski station outings and they’re still going strong.

[BarbaraofSeville]

Unless you live somewhere with prolonged lying snow, to be honest I wouldn't bother and just get waterproof walking boots with enough room for thick socks.

I bought some Merrell snow boots similar to these in the sale maybe 8-10 years ago and have probably worn them about once or twice a year at most and some of them will have just been in our garden on bonfire night.

[TomBradysLeftKneecap]

My Sorrels are great in fresh snow and definitely keep my feet warm but less good on surfaces when the snow has been cleared. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve slipped in them.

[Caspianberg]

I use scarpa hiking boots or sheepskin lined timberlands for walking when it’s cold but no snow. But have lasts 5+ years so far

[LuckyAmy1986]

Thanks very much everyone.
I've been having a look at waterproof walking shoes instead of snow boots, going to order these and see how they go. Cheap but the reviews are good.

www.sportsshoes.com/product/hit1478/hi~tec-riva-mid-waterproof-women%27s-walking-boots/?utm_campaign=uk-unpaid-shopping&utm_medium=organic&utm_source=google&utm_content=Riva+Mid+Waterproof+Women%27s+Walking+Boots&kw=&cpn=6513413654&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIq93DjveL7AIVleN3Ch3I5A4tEAQYCCABEgLE2PD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds