Oral-B Advantage Plus Deep Clean Medium Bristle Toothbrush

I've owned the same style for several years, and i wore them all spring, fall and and through all but the coldest days of winter (up to -15°C). When my old pair developed a leak, i was happy to buy a new pair. These new one have a different tread and I find they slip more on the ice and snow. If the tread was the same, they would have given 5 star rating.

These are the second pair I've ordered for my husband, his old ones, which he's had for ten years and wears them all year around in rain and snow, are getting a bit worn in the heels. He love the new one and he commented on the little match that they put on the backside that makes them easier to take off. What I like about ithem is that I can order the same size the same type again and they always fit they're always consistent in manufacturing process. I have my own Boggs and love that my feet stay warm and dry, there easy on and easy off. Great for any outdoor activities like walking the dog.

These boots are waterproof, comfortable. The lining inside is attached so doesn't pull out like cheaper boots I used in the past. I wear them daily for farm chores throughout the year and the last pair lasted 8 years before starting to crack on top. So I am replacing them but certainly feel I got my money's worth. I highly recommend.

Walking 30-45 minutes each day regardless of temperature with my group of seniors. They offer me support and assurance of non-slipping on the crazy snow and ice we've had recently. Wouldn't say stylish but safety is my major concern. Fit 1/2 size big (I normally wear a true 9) but that's ok as you can put in a fuzzy liner for added warmth. Too small means colder feet.

My boots are warm and dry, but the cut of the upper causes them to rub on calf and shin. They are narrower in the toe box than anticipated, causing pressure on the side of my big toe. I wear a 6-1/2D, so this was a surprise in a size 7 boot. I'll keep wearing them to see if things change with time. So far, a little slippery in the snow. This may change as the rubber wears.