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Slay winter's worst weather in the Conquest Boot.
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2 months in and still working well
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 10
- Height: 5'9"
- Weight: 150lbs
I have been using these in the light snow and mud on our farm.. When it drops down to 20ish degrees, these boots are warm even when running the tractor and not walking around. They fit true to sized for me as I use thick socks to add warmth. I would have preferred fast laces instead of eyelets so it just take a few more seconds to tighten the boots. Lets see how they last for next season.. So far so good.
Sorel Conquest Boot
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 13
- Height: 6'3"
- Weight: 225lbs
Great boots. This is the second pair that I've bought. Excellent for everyday winter wear. Not necessarily built for extreme sports. I've had absolutely no problems with these boots!!! I would recommend them.
How are you dealing with the sweat issue? Also would you recommend for light mountain hiking? I live at 10k ft.
Hardcore Winter Boot
As someone who's worked in the sierras for years, I would have to recommend these boots. I bought these five years ago specially to do tower work in the winter conditions of the high sierra. The leather upper and heavy duty rubber lower stand up to daily abuse in the winter months. I've endured working long hours day and night in extreme conditions and they've done their job. But be aware that they are extremely warm and your feet WILL start to sweat immediately in warm temps like your car or indoors and can cause problems once re-introduced to cold temps. They also have convenient attachments for gaiters and snowshoes which only add to the performance of this boot. The only downfall I've experienced, the ankle strap does not provide any extra support. It does however aid in the quick entry and removal of the boot. Their fit is about a 1/2 size larger like any good winter boot should. So I would have to say they fit true to size if you're wearing a pair of winter socks underneath.
2nd pair in 15 years
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I love these boots. Strong, warm, and comfortable. Relatively easy to walk in. I bought my first pair almost 15 years ago, they've since started to crack and I've relegated them to my car's trunk as a backup. Bought this second pair a bit over a year ago, no complaints and I expect them to last just as long as the first.
poor quality
The boot was uncomfortable to begin with. After a few years, using only a few times a year, despite caring for the boot and storing in a cool closet (not near heat or cold) the rubber (plastic?) foot portion of one boot cracked and basically disintigrated.
Really warm
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Men's size 7
- Height: 5'2"
- Weight: 145lbs
These are probably the warmest boots I have ever had. They fit true to size (I bought a mens 7 so they are wider for more socks if needed) They are sturdy. The only thing I would change would be the laces at the top, should have hooks to pull tighter instead of loops. After wearing them a few times the leather starts to loosen up and they are comfortable and warm.
Great warm boot
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
- Fit: True to size
Gave this as a gift and the recipient absolutely loves them. Keeps his feet warm playing around the neighborhood or out in the mountains snowmobiling. Add some nice wool socks and it doesn't get much better.
Get a different boot...
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 14
- Height: 6'5"
- Weight: 250lbs
These boots were quite warm and waterproof...until the seam where the rubber is sewn to the leather above the toe split all the way across. I've only had these boots for just over a year and this happened. Sorel's 1 year warranty for the price isn't worth it at all unless you only need to have a pair of boots for a year then have them be ruined due to a defect. Can't even repair it. Seriously disappointed.
Do Not Buy these boots
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 10.5
- Height: 5'10"
- Weight: 185lbs
Sorel Conquest Boot Front toe box torn/cracked in half. I've had these boots for a few years now and I take good care of them.... I even keep them in the original box to keep dirt away. Only a one year warranty for Sorel Boots. For the Money it's not worth it. The upper and Soles are in perfect condition. However, where the leather and rubber meet is where the toe fell/cracked from end to end.
Warm, Superior, Light Traction
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
- Fit: Runs large
- Height: 5'8"
- Weight: 135lbs
Gave this is as a gift and here is the feedback: "Do you need a warm snow boot that delivers awesome traction? Well you are looking at the right one. Thinsulate inner keeps your feet warm in the coldest harsh conditions. They give you confidence to truck through any wintery mix when walking about. They run on the larger size so I would get the next size down.
Very Masculine Boots!
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 10.5
- Height: 6'0"
- Weight: 160lbs
I love the boots! I'm so glad I decided to purchase them. Pair them with some wool socks and you're read to take on the roughest of winters! The best thing is, when you wear them with wool socks, your feet aren't going to be sweating when you move from the snowy outdoors into a 70 degree building. The only reason why I didn't give them 4 stars is because there tends to be some slipping as you wear them, The heel lock helps out with that, but it's still not 100% comfortable. But they will be great for snowshoeing and off-roading in my jeep. Wearing these boots had me secretly wishing I was a logger.
Love These Boots
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 11.0
- Height: 6'0"
- Weight: 195lbs
I bought these boots mainly for casual wear around town, but I tried them snowshoeing and have used them now on multiple snowshoe treks and on trips as big as 17 miles in a day. I have never really had any discomfort, aside from the typical that you'd assume on a 17 mile day in snowshoes. The insulation on these boots are amazing. I have never doubled up on socks and have started hikes in them with a real feel temperature as low as -10 at the trail head and never had issues of being cold. The rubber on these are great for casual wear, as well as on the trails when the snowshoes are off. The heel and toes are a hard rubber so if you have snowshoes, crampons, or micro spikes on, your feet aren't getting squeezed. I bought a size 11 and typically wear 11 in most shoe/ boot brands, so I would say they are pretty true to size.
I would highly recommend these boots for any cold weather walks around town or adventures into the woods!
If you have any questions on them or any other gear, feel free to reach to me directly and we can chat.
Great boots so far!
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 10.0
- Height: 5'11"
- Weight: 190lbs
Got these on a great deal from BC.com (you guys rock, as usual!!) and they arrived just before our huge nor'easter so I got a few good snow days in them.
Fit: I'm an honest 10.0 in every pair of shoes I've ever owned & these fit perfect for me in a 10.0 - note though that I prefer an over insulated boot & wear only lightweight gym socks & let the boot do the keep warm work. If I was to wear a pair of my heavier SmartWools they would probably be a bit snug & I would order a 10.5.
They keep my feet warm all day outdoors (commercial construction superintendent) on road, concrete, steel and in & out of office trailer surfaces. Completely waterproof & no moisture buildup inside, socks always dry when I take them off. A great replacement for the TNF Baltoro 400 that I previously owned, performance wise about the same boot in my opinion.
I will agree with a couple of the other reviews that the top 3 eyelets should be hooks & that is why only 4 stars. Lacing tightly is a bit of a chore & I will be taking them to a cobbler to have the eyelets changed out for hooks - for the $ and from such a top end name I cannot understand why Sorel missed this but oh well, an easy fix.
Bottom line - if TNF Baltoro 400's were still available I would have bought them again but these seem like a great alternative. FWIW my other choice was the Keen Summit County III's but I grabbed these because of the sale price & availability (Keen's out of stock everywhere when I needed to order.)
2 Thumbs up here!
Solid Boot
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I have a pair of these I use for snowmobiling and other winter activities. They have held up well over the last 4 years, (snowmobiles tend to be brutal on boots). These boots are pretty heavy for how small they are, but I guess that's a good thing. I convinced my dad to give them a shot and he likes them. If you're looking for a solid do it all winter boot this is a goo choice.
Seem wall made and warm, has some flaws
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 10
- Height: 5'11"
- Weight: 200lbs
So these boots look great. I think they would be warm and the soles look awesome for traction. However the top lace eyelets do not allow you tighten the boots and hook grommets would be better. I imagine they would
Keeps me warm, and then some
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 9.5
- Height: 5'11"
- Weight: 147lbs
Great boot, keeps my feet warm even through sub-zero days on Utah's high altitude reservoirs. I haven't noticed any appreciable difference made by the achilles strap, though, and the gaiter tends to ride the sock down, but all in all I'd say worth the investment for those coldest of days.
Nice Boot - Runs Small
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
- Fit: Runs small
I gave this to my dad since he was in need of some great boots with top notch insulation. He is a size 11.5 and has been for 30 years. I gave him 11.5's and he said they were closer to an 11 hard to put his foot in the boot.
He was wearing normal socks, not thick wool socks when trying on the footwear.
He said he would have loved to have kept them if they fit properly.
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Great all-purpose cold weather boot
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs large
I'm on my 2nd pair of Conquests now, the first lasted me 8 years and I only replaced them when my heel wore a small hole in the insulation. They're still warm, I wore them in -40 wind chill getting diesels started at my job as a mechanic at an airport and had no problem with cold leaking in through the bare spot. But, I also had a nice warm shop to go into if they did let my feet get cold. I just don't trust them to keep me warm when out on the trails.
I worked as a skilift mechanic the first year I got them, and they were very comfortable for my long shifts on the mountain. I've hiked, shoveled, snowshoed, and worn them almost every day in the winter, and liked them enough to buy a second pair. To all the people who mentioned the difficulty of tightening the laces, it will get easier! They're not the kind of boot you can just tug on the laces and go, you really have to loosen them all up and tighten each course separately. Once the leather softens up a bit they won't untie on you. I took my new pair to a cobbler soon after buying them, and had hooks installed in place of the upper 3 barrel-style eyelets. I think it ran about $50, yeah, it's something that should have been done at the factory but if these last me 8 years it comes out to $6/year. Anyway, I get the bottom 5 D-rings the way I want them, tie a nice tight friction knot to lock the ankle in place, then lace the hooks to keep the shaft from sliding on my shins.
This winter I'm getting myself a more technical pair of boots for the majority of my snowshoeing because the Conquests don't really have the best support, but these will still see plenty of use. I think they're by far the best boot for the money.
Great review NH2112 !
Thanks for sharing your experience.
Good boot
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs large
I bought this boot for work. I make snow for a so resort. Being a snow maker I need a warm, comfortable boot that is durable, water proof, and has good tred for hiking on the snow. This boot lives up to most of those requirements. For being only 400 gram I solarium they are very warm, I've used them in -20F and stayed considerably warm the the temps. I've soak them regularly and so far they've stayed water proof. My only real complaint is durability. The sinch string on the hater of the boot broke in the first month, and now after being warn almost every day for the past 5 months the sole is starting to seperate besides that everything has held together.
Very comfortable boot. change one thing
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I've used these boots for only 3 months now so some reviews I have read about Sole Separation, I cannot comment on.
Shoe Lace Eyelets: It's very tough to get these boots tight down lower on the top of your foot. You pull at the laces and the laces only tighten at the top 3 grommets, the laces do not tighten at lower Loop and Hook grommets. If you try to grab the laces lower and work your way up, they slip and loosen as you get to the upper eyelets. What this boot needs is to replace the Upper 'speed' eyelets with hook style eyelets. It would make taking them off easier too.
Does these boots have a size 12 or you out?
How do these hold up with snowshoes. I just had a pair of TNF boots of similar design give up the ghost while snowshoeing. The rubber bootie separated from the leather upper in a most spectacular way...
Do i have to pay for return item if dosent...
Do i have to pay for return item if dosent fit me ?
Backcountry.com does not cover the cost of return shipping. However if you contact them before making the return they can issue a return label, and deduct the $6.99 shipping cost from the refund you receive, once the item has been return.
What is the shaft size?
What is the shaft size?
According to REI's website these boots are 13" tall.
Does the Sorel Conquest have a removable...
Does the Sorel Conquest have a removable liner for ease of drying?
Similar question was asked below, but has not been answered.
Does this boot have a removable liner,...
Does this boot have a removable liner, like the Caribou boot?
Also, is it 40 percent off?
No removable liner.
Is this a good choice for extra wide foot...
Is this a good choice for extra wide foot (EEEE)?
If not, what would you recommend?
Maybe EE, but likely not EEEE. I don't think I've ever seen EEEE on this site in anything, sorry..
Saw BootBiz.com has some super wide boots
How do Conquest boots compare to Caribou...
How do Conquest boots compare to Caribou boots
Caribou's are bigger overall. Caribou is an amazing boot for deep snow and cold days. The conquest is a great cold work boot. It is super fit and a snugger fit then the Caribou. Both will keep you warmer then you can dream about!
I wear a size 10 womens in Sorel, so i was...
I wear a size 10 womens in Sorel, so i was wondering if anyone knew what the conversion to mens would be, I've looked at the size charts on Sorel's web site and a womens 10 and mens 9 are the same measurements, but that just doesn't seem right to me since Sorel always runs a tad large and i have always been an 8 or 8.5 in other mens shoes. Also, does this boot fit true to size? I need some help...S'il vous plait?
If you are wearing a size 10 in W's I would order a size 8 in Mens. Sorel does run bigger in the boot bed but this boot is a tight fit till broken in. I would play it safe and go with a 8
Just bought a pair of Sorel Conquest boots....
Just bought a pair of Sorel Conquest boots. Do I need to put a waterproof ie. Sno-Seal, on them?
sno-seal is not a must but I used Kiwi Mink oil on mine, I do this with all my "waterproof" boots and apparel. Camp dry works well also, the oil and silicone helps to protect boots from rot and they seem to last longer. hope this helps.
Another question : do you know if Sorel...
Another question : do you know if Sorel Conquest are compatible with some snowshoes ? and which one ?
I'm sure you would be able to get these in almost any Snow shoe binding. Most of those are quite adjustable you should be good.
Are the Sorel Conquest Boots compatible...
Are the Sorel Conquest Boots compatible with some backcountry skis and with what bindings ?
No these are just a snow boot, they will not work in ANY ski binding.
Is this boot compatible with newmatic style...
Is this boot compatible with newmatic style crampons?
what are the bucle for ? are they easy to...
what are the bucle for ?
are they easy to get into ?
does the lacing take alot of time/effort ?
Maybe extra tightening? keep extra shoelace out of the way? Doesn't seem to do much.
Easy to slide on, laces like any other boot, but I felt that pulling the laces was smooth and easy since it goes through metal rings.
Do these boots have steel safety toe?...
Do these boots have steel safety toe?...
No steel toe. Just the rubber.
up here in maine we hit 40 below,can my...
up here in maine we hit 40 below,can my feet still stay warm,and for how long?
Wont stay warm unless you have doouble wool socks.If you standing still wont work a 40 below
Need to widths these boots come in before...
Need to widths these boots come in before I order
These boots are only a regular width, C-D.
I love the look of the boot, but I am...
I love the look of the boot, but I am reluctant to buy because I don't see any widths indicated with the shoe size. Does the show come ia a ee or eee width.
I wear a size 8 1/2 - 9; what's the...
I wear a size 8 1/2 - 9; what's the appropriate size to order?
Probably the 8 1/2, especially since the insulation will give a little. That is unless you're wearing some sort of monsterous type socks.
I wear a size 8 1/2 - 9; what's the...
I wear a size 8 1/2 - 9; what's the appropriate size to order?


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...Mohamed Nasheed, erstwhile president of the dry-land areas of the Maldive Island chain, has stepped down from his post after what he insists was a government coup. I'M AS UNHAPPY ABOUT THIS AS YOU ARE, LADIES. This was in some ways a great elected official, FOR A SHAVED MONKEY, THAT IS. Pictured above is an underwater Cabinet meeting held by Nasheed to point out the fact that his part of the island chain, THE PART NOT ALREADY CONTROLLED BY US, is rapidly disappearing under the surface of a rising sea. You have to like a guy like this! If only he understood that WE WELCOME HIS SORT under the sea, and that he would be very happy there on a full-time basis.
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Nov 5, '17Quote from justtryintonurseYes, it is. Ignore the ones who are being unnecessarily harsh. Please know your nursing school colleague is full of beans.A flame thrower? I literally just asked a question.....isn't that what this is for?
Yes, I would say that every nurse has or will make a med error at some point in his/her career. The vast majority of med errors do not cause patient harm, let alone kill a person.
Nov 5, '17I feel like you didn't read my original post of the post that I was responding to. I was simply asking if there was truth to a rumor I heard about nursing, and someone suggested that I was "gullible" and that I shouldn't go into nursing because of it. Am I crazy, or does that just not make any sense? I appreciate all positive responses. But that response in particular seems illogical and overly negative.
Nov 5, '17Quote from kloneI see a flame thrower, but its not the OP...ahem.You see a flame thrower, I see a naïve student who is asking an earnest (albeit somewhat alarming) question.
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By BEN WALKER
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NEW YORK (AP) - Cardinals ace Carlos Martinez put on a historically uneven performance, walking a career-high eight while striking out 11 and handing CC Sabathia and the New York Yankees a 3-2 win Saturday.
The Yankees won their sixth straight despite tying a team record by fanning 17 times. They got plenty of help from sloppy St. Louis, which at 3-8 is off to its worst start in 20 years and has the poorest record in the NL.
Martinez's misadventures on the mound - he also airmailed a tapper to the backstop and threw a wild pitch - stood in sharp contrast to Sabathia (2-0), who took a shutout into the eighth. Jedd Gyorko and Stephen Piscotty homered late for St. Louis.
Martinez (0-2) couldn't be touched at the start, and not always to his benefit. Of the first 12 batters, none put the ball in play. The All-Star righty became the first pitcher in 60 years with at least six strikeouts and six walks through two innings, the Elias Sports Bureau said.
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THESE are the pictures which prove that Liverpool's Champions League final squad are better with a football than a pen.
Luis Garcia, Neil Mellor, John Welsh and Zak Whitbread have drawn pictures of their pet dogs for a new charity called Pals with Paws.
Their attempts at art are to be exhibited at the Dogs for the Disabled training centre in Banbury later this summer.
The Anfield four were asked to show off their artistic skills and their love for dogs by Pals with Paws, the first scheme in the country that teams up disabled children with assistance dogs to make their lives easier.
The sketches will be auctioned to raise money for the charity, which was set up by Dogs for the Disabled and the Pets at Home retail chain.
Linda Whiting from Pets at Home said: "The support we have received from the Liverpool players has been amazing.
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Anyone who thinks they can better the efforts of the Liverpool quartet is invited to draw a picture of their pet and take it to their nearest Pets at Home store.
Ms Whiting added: "The wider competition has been designed to be a bit of fun for pets and their owners and help raise money to enable Pals with Paws to continue to help disabled children.
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The love between Jordyn and Casey could be felt for miles. From the time that you arrived through the front gates of the gorgeous Rose Hill Plantation you felt like you were beginning to watch one of the best romantic comedies ever! The leading lady is a tall, gorgeous blonde. She's quirky but elegant and you can't take your eyes off of her. The man she's to marry is her match, plucked right out of the casting catalog. Tall, handsome, sandy blonde hair and just about the nicest man you could ever meet. He also is quirky, silly and just the type of guy any mother would dream of for her daughter. The venue and backdrop for the day? Rose Hill Plantation is part of a country estate established in 1762 through a land grant from King George II to the Boddie family and nestled in the country side of North Carolina. To make it even more dreamy, North Carolina's trees were at peak color and it only added to the festivity of the day. However, not everything can be perfect and even this lovely pair ran into their fair share of snags. Although the day started out a comfortable sunny and 72 degrees, we quickly realized that we would be dealing with a very aggressive cold front (that was set to move in later in the evening, after everyone was safe and sound indoors) that would drop temperatures into the 40's and bring on incredibly strong wind gusts. It also brought with it a line of thunderstorms NO ONE expected. Thankfully the storms moved through quickly but the wind did not.
Jordyn and Casey were close to moving their ceremony indoors but ultimately decided to keep it outside, this way all of the guests would be able to still enjoy the cocktail hour inside the Plantation house and move into the reception afterwards, just as planned. The wind blew, and blew and blew and in a beautiful twist it just made everyone hold each other a little closer than they already were. Casey gasped for air and cried as he saw his beautiful bride walking down the aisle towards him. He warned me that he would, but he was one groom I fully expected to be emotional. You see, shortly after photographing their engagement photos over a year ago he was deployed to Afghanistan to serve our country and he had only recently returned home. In this case absence makes the heart grow fonder and Jordyn and Casey truly are each others best friend. They weathered the storm for nearly a year without each other and on their wedding day. I have no doubt that they will be an inspiration to so many that they meet for years and years to come. It was our honor and privilege to see them become Mr. and Mrs. Peay! Congratulations Jordyn and Casey; may you always find warmth in each other on the coldest of days!
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