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Durable material. The only shoe with which my toes have stayed warm in the most severe frosts. Adequate ankle support when skiing. Hipoo perfection, yes, I couldn't think of anything to change. Even if "shin guards" were made for the mouth of that stem, the boots pulled over the leg would stay dry from the snow in the powder snow.

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Between size 39 and 40, you would need one size. 39 too tight on the foot and 40 falls off the foot. Otherwise, these are the best.

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Really good for winter hiking and when you get another blanket, it works even better.

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Really warm winter boots. The removable lining is great, so you can dry easily. In borderline cases, you should take a larger size, so that there is enough heat.

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I have used Nokia felt boots for years before. They are unbeatable in snow work, straw work and in severe frosts! easy to put on and easy to dry when you take the blankets off the shoes.

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It works well in freezing weather and I think it's good for walking. We'll just have to see how long-lasting that rubber quality is when I read about it mysteriously becoming brittle.

Was very happy with the quality and the fact it was on sale. The only downside to the boots is that they are a bit heavy compared to other boots. Other than that it's a pair of really good winter/water boots, which i hope i will have for many years. :)

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My feet were freezing at -15 below freezing with wool socks, but fortunately, due to the size, I can still fit other wool socks if necessary. At first, walking in these feels like a heavy slouch and you tend to stumble a bit when you're used to lighter footwear. The felt lining is good and functional, and these shoes will probably find their place for peaceful outdoor activities.

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Really warm. The mark of the work and the price don't quite match, one star off

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Really warm boots! As a tip, take a size bigger and put extra wool insoles, and you'll get truly arctic shoes! In the beginning, the materials smell a little, but it goes away by airing them out!

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The winter shoe of the end of the world.

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Stiff at the ankles at first but loosens up with use and better in skiing than augers because of the rotational stiffness. Size enough that my foot length is 28.5cm and only after 3 changes did I find a suitable shoe, first was size 44 where the toes were in the tip, then 45 where the toes were completely closed felt at the tip of the sock and squeezed from the sides and the thick wool sock didn't fit the shoe, let alone two, I didn't bother ordering 46 anymore, but then I took the 47 size and finally 47 was suitable... which is too big for my hunting bindings, so the bindings had to be modified a bit.. the toe itself didn't not even close to the toe of the boot, so the shoes are quite big on the foot, even though the felt inside is suitable, the felt stretches and settles over time, other than that, perfectly valid shoes 😄, to be precise, it was -40 below freezing here and I only had to put on two wool socks when I was outside for a few an hour in place, so it's accurate.

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Warm and comfortable. Clumsy so I avoid walking longer distances but as scooter or fishing boots it's fine. Also good for skiing.

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Warm boots or you could say very warm. It was tested for a week at about -25 below zero and not once did the toes freeze. A little heavy boots for walking long distances. The soles have good grip even in slippery places.

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Reliable and warm. The previous ones lasted, with a little repair, seven years of hard driving and severe campfire drying.

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I have mainly used it with batch skis. It's very precise, even though it's been almost 30 degrees below zero and I have poor peripheral blood circulation. One star comes from the heaviness of the shoe and at least the new smell. 44 was the right size for me, when standard shoes are usually 43-43.5

Being from Quebec Canada,i spend a lot of time hunting,trapping and ice fishing. Quality well made boots are hard to find. I had a pair of Nokian boots before and loved them,but now Nokian boots are not available anymore here. Varuste,was easy to deal with,i received my boots withing a week just before Christmas. I also got the Nokian Stud Kit. Easy install,but dont push too hard on tool,the stud will ten be too deep inside hole,making it useless on ice. Boots are heavy but comfortable.. Also got spare liners in the event i go through the ice. I recommend this model for ice fishermen ,hunters and trappers,they should last many years of abuse.

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Before the purchase, I had skied two cross-country ski hikes with the nails and they worked well with the hunting gear. I normally wear size 39 shoes and have tried both 39 and 40 shoes. With size 39, the felt lining of the insole is too thick, and I can't use it because the shoes then squeeze a lot. Size 40, on the other hand, is significantly larger than 39 and is too big even with the felt lining, and my heel moves in the shoe. The shoe also feels terribly heavy and clumsy. You could probably make the shoes even tighter by putting wool socks etc. on your feet. However, I bought the stilettos in size 39 with a thinner felt lining, because I also want to be able to walk in them. With a thinner lining, the size works well, and with it maybe -15-20 with a thin liswool sock. After that, the space starts to run out of the shoe, that there is not enough thermal insulation, so if I wanted to ski in -30 degrees, I should have bought a bigger shoe. For me, the optimal size would be between 39 and 40. According to the size information, there is almost a 2 cm difference between the sizes, which is pretty crazy.

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Basic benefits. A bit heavy, but that was known. However, it works excellently in Nordigrip batch ties. Lum's little creak from the combination,

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The products met my expectations and the delivery was smooth and fast. I recommend ordering.

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They were on their feet on one ice fishing trip and one forest trip. Warm shoes. There were a lot of complaints about durability, so we'll see how they last. They are heavy, so I don't recommend them for walking errands.

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A warm rubber boot, can cope even in severe frost.

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A warm ski-coastal shoe was purchased after Kairo, and these have not disappointed. A little heavy and clumsy, but they're not dance shoes. The most important thing is that the toes stay warm even in severe frosts, even in the pass or by the ice hole.

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Really warm boots for winter hunting and the only option for traditional skis. Linings are no longer 100% wool and thinner than before. The model of the sole has been changed, nowadays it can be studded. In terms of quality, they seem as good as before.

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There are warm shoes! You won't be able to run a marathon or climb Halti Fell with these, but your feet won't get cold in the pass.

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Warmer than anything, the best forest boots for cold weather. Fifth star before if they last 5+ years, now 2 years of experience.

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Nokian Naali winter rubber boots. In my opinion, the best boots I've ever worn. Versatile summer/winter boot. Good grip base. The tip and base are suitable for bandages. Sturdy and durable. Withstands heavy use. Many years old. Guaranteed Nokia quality. I recommend it.

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The toe does not fit into a regular bundle with a heel strap.

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Good boots for skiing on skis and warm

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They feel solid on the feet. There is no practical experience yet.

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Really good footwear for junk. A little heavy but getting used to it.

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Nokian rubber shoes have a size of 43 and these nails had to take a size of 45 to fit on the foot. Bullets and heavy, but hopefully warm. There is nothing to say about the duration.

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Seems like really good boots! Awesome loose mountains!

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Not the same as Roka, but good

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Surprisingly comfortable on the terrain, although based on the weight and thicker structure than the Kaira boot, I doubted it when I took it out of the package.

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Really warm rubber boots. The only downside is the weight.

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Supportive, but the weight limits use. For really cold and harsh conditions. They are great as walking shoes. The model is one size larger than the normal size.

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The only alternative to the parts and ties I use. Lasted at most one winter.

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very functional during a week's forest skiing hike, the frost hit almost -30C at times

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The best winter boots. My toes have never gotten cold when fishing, hunting, etc. With these, of course, the attitude should be: "The boots are not too heavy, there are just too many scaly splits."

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Warm and comfortable to wear.

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Batch guide at work credit footwear. Heavy, but really warm in the cold northern conditions.

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A shoe that will do well in any weather. The number one winter shoe. I don't have any running shoes, but I don't need them. Loose blankets are easy to dry.

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Classics. Weighing. They work.

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Great ski boots. Warm.

Best winter boots ever if you don't need to walk for too long. Perfect for hunting and ice fishing.

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The best winter partners. Warm.

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Sturdy and reputable Winter Boots. However, it’s a good idea to take a larger size than what you normally use, as the felt mountains take up a surprising amount of space.

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I bought a number or two bigger because I need to put on more socks in the cold. There needs to be more space for foot and socks. The boots are good for winter use.

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Good boot. Surprisingly, the sizes of the Naali and Kaira boots do not match. My feet in size 38 Kaira boots are pretty loose, while in size 38 Naali boots the foot didn't even fit inside, but I had to change the size to a bigger one.

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Good and good. The size chart told you the very right size.

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Very good and sturdy shoes. Work well in wilderness

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The mersu of the partners..the best frost boot and beaded.

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Sturdy shoes. Small size, so I had to change one number to a bigger one.

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Drove scooter, -23 degrees, very warm and comfortable shoe to wear. Why have I not bought these before?

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The most functional winter shoe for contemporary Finnish nature. Keeps wet outdoors and stays dry for a long time thanks to the thick felt. If necessary, you can also get closed contracts below. The other couple is going, though there is nothing wrong with the first one either. I get it!

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I’ve been looking for winter boots that don’t get snow and keep the cold off my feet, these are the ones. Weigh in Jalas, but don't notice it when you get "up and running". The so-called civilian versions of the army boots.

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Warm boots for cold weather. Good grip. Of course a little too much weight, so not for long hikes

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I have both Naali and Kaira, Naali is much more solid, I normally have size 10 (43/44) on running shoes ascics. I ordered Kaira in size 43 and Naali in size 44 it was perfect. I can fit with double socks and I am equally happy with both Kaira and Naali.

Great solution for harsh conditions, good quality lining (possible to use separately if there is need to sit for longer in a hide during the winter time). A bit heavy, but no problems if user will not think about that at using. Well strong sole saving the joints of foot during long trip. For skiing better as Kaira, foot is better (stronger) fixed to the skies.

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Warm boots.

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Good and warm but small in size: when a normal size of 38 then 40 is appropriate. The same has not been the case with Nokia's other felt rubber boot models.

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The shaft mouth could be wider and at the beginning the felt was completely wrinkled in the heel area, I had to modify it with water to fit the shoe and the foot. The blankets don't want to last because of the seams, the boots themselves are really good!

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Meet all expectations as before. If there has been no deterioration in wear resistance, these are thermal shoes for at least the next 10 years.

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Warm boots even in severe frosts. Even with sock socks. A fair size if you take your own shoe number, you can fit a thicker sock. The previous ones lasted 25 years

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Naali felt boots the best frost footwear. Does not freeze the toes in these frosts. Comparable to the intin felt rubber boot, even better.

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Very good shoes.

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The hottest boots on the market. Loose lining is easy to dry.

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Really warm but heavy and stiff to wear

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Naali are the shoes I use in the field in the winter, unbeatable!

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Absolutely perfect for my use

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Real hunter's boots.

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Guaranteed by Nokia, warm and fits on your feet well.

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Very good stable rubber boot. Feels good on the foot but was smaller in size than I expected. Would have needed to test a size larger as well. Very nice boot as well

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The best winter ski shoes you can find. You can dry the blankets in the camp and your feet won't get cold even in severe frost

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Made for hard use and the quality accordingly. Quite heavy, but these are not meant to be sneakers.

Wonderful fast service, love the boots, comfy and very good quality

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Very warm felt companions. The blanket is thick and often you don't even have to put on wool socks even in severe frosts, because otherwise your feet will sweat. A good feature of blankets is the removability that can be lifted to dry (or even used as indoor footwear). There is also a ski beach that catches forest skis or snowshoes using a similar bandage. The only minus the weight that is commendably found

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These did not have freezing feet -25

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All the best Winter Boots on the market, but also the Most Expensive. I would give five stars if they were a little cheaper.

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Warm, supportive, the only downside is weight. I'm not going to do long walks with these

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Warm ... for example: in the Moose Passport

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Works with both the traditional strap binding of the cross-country ski and the new model. Otherwise great, but like all rubber boots today, it breaks down in heavy use in a few years.

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Sturdy and comfortable on the foot, warm, work well with traditional forest ties. Minus the weight if a lot of walks.

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The hardness of the felt lining at the heel came as a surprise, causing a bladder. With better socks, the matter was fixed.

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Time will tell if it will last. Feels good. Sure weighty, but no ski and passport chores hurt. Bad experiences from Nokia Cairo in terms of sustainability, does Naali show its place, so time will tell .....

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I'm completely satisfied! Over the years, I have used Nokia boots and learned to understand that it is the kind of boots that is best in all weathers!

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Warm and comfortable on the foot. I highly recommend.

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Warm and supportive

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Very good boot. However, I will not order from you again because it costs far too much money to send back if you ordered the wrong size etc

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The best and warmest ski boot for forest work.

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Sturdy and strong footwear for even the most demanding.

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Felt lining is not suitable for boots.

The only warm boot you'll ever need. I'm extremely frozen, I'd freeze in everything until I bought my Naali. Buy an extra pair of liners if you're going camping and you'll always have a dry pair.

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So far, in severe frosts, a good jogging shoe. Weigh hard, and you don't need SIRPAA or Backpack as extra weight, but the boots do the job. There is also a grip and no need to make Spaghetti. In the fall, I drove in PV's "Long Receipt" M05s. Sievit doesn’t go to Lapa, but Jalas (older model) starts to sit down. However, this way Ressuna no longer has to throw similar loops as when she was young at Immola :)

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big, heavy, but working in place - suitable for skiing and winter fishing - now let’s see how durable they are to use. in finishing can be desired, the boot tightening mechanism of the boot is somewhat poor

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These do not freeze the feet. Very good!

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Slightly small in size. Very heavy boots, but should not be used as jogging shoes;) Bought as warm and durable boots with fast drying time and so far there is nothing to complain about.

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Good boot, but had to be resized. The standard size (45) boot was small, had to take 48!

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Soft, warm and fluffy felt rubber boot. There was no risk of frostbite on the toads while skiing, and no sock swinged wet. If you now drop a star from a known fact = a slightly heavy rontton, the boot is, but would rather carry a little heavy but functional, than light and inoperative. Strong recommendation.

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Excellent Winter Boots. I have used this before. shoes, and with years of experience, I can say that even in severe frosts, they can handle them around the clock, just by making sure that the blankets dry out in between. The number one shoe for skis.

This Boot is awesome! The size is "tricky".

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Warm and suitable for a tie. Top product!

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Very good and warm boots with a sturdy feel. The sole is also firmer than I expected. For myself, the only minus side so far is a little too narrow last, although I took a fair size to go inside the felt lining sock still properly. Of course, the blanket can still be given there. The mystery is still how to take time and use. Nokia's products, when you hear a lot nowadays, don't take long to use. However, their use properties are excellent for ice fishing and forest, etc.

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Have previously tried tjura and Laura and have been most happy with lira as they had a removable charge and were more airy around the foot. Have only had time to try the machine a few times yet but they seem to meet my requirements for warmth and comfort!

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Very good winter rubber boots, suitable last and good fit. The boots feel high quality and time will tell how well they last. After a long and careful comparison, I ended up with these when 4 thermal boots have broken down in the last 6 years. In the early 90s, Nokiaers lasted more than 20 years. I don’t think these are as heavy as I feared from many comments: they work well as general boots for both skiing and longer walks.

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A great choice for its intended use, ie frost skiing. Thanks to the material, wet places are also taken care of. Really weighing these yes is so I wouldn’t opt for long walking.

These boots are warm and comfortable; feels like I'm walking on cushions. They're heavy boots making them durable. I grew up wearing Canadian style and snowmobile boots with removable liners. These are in my opinion superior in comfort and being so tall, totally waterproof in several inches of water over the ankles. My only complaint is that the buckles on the top adjustable strap are plastic. The older Nokian boots had metal buckles. I can't imagine these plastic ones will last a lifetime like the olds, at least functionally. Of course the plastic itself will remain in the environment for ever. I would recommend them for any serious winter outdoor activities.

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Good and warm shoe, difficult to dimension when ordering.

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Corresponds to expectations. Regarding size, I normally have 43.5-44 in size and bought size 44 which fits well, holds two thinner socks and a thick wool sock. Have not tested in really cold weather yet (-25 and colder) hence "only" 4 stars. Hope durability is like old times Nokia ie really good.

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Very warm when standing and walking, fits like a cast. Don't turn out too small or too big, just right.

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Very warm!

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Warm and functional frost boot! Visit the bow ties of the forest skis directly. On the downside, these, as well as Nokia's other rubber boots, have a hollow shoe heel.

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The felt mountains were a little tight at first, but stretched on first use. Good and warm boots!

Good winter boot, also suited for skiing. Highly recommended!

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Good and warm on the foot in constant daily use

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What you need is the right footwear for the right extreme conditions!

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Once again, it became clear that you should pay for quality. Warm, supportive and apparently longevity is long. Weight is forcibly accumulated when done with decent material strengths.

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My standard size is 45. I still bought 45, and they fit perfectly and there is still room for wool socks. Really sturdy boots with lots of rubber. Sure, they weigh more than a woman’s ankle boots, but the weight hasn’t bothered me. Complete passport boots.

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Really better than the drills, in all respects.

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Experienced by PV! If these boots don't last, then you have to stay at home ...

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warm boots, so warm that when you jump, your feet sweat. probably not breathing at least, though those modern membrane winter boots don’t breathe at all, are just less waterproof after a couple of weeks of use. damn weigh. but if you want no bullshit to work and warm winter boots, then this is here.

I lile the boots, but it wasnt packed in a good way so the inside in the shoe was bad. I havent got it good yet.

The boots were exactly what I expected. Durable and comfortable. Very pleased so far.

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These almost grew to their feet this winter. Really good and supportive people of finngripp army model ties. The only downside is when a neighbor ordered a size 39 fox was a jump from his own 40 really soaring. That is, size 39 lures did not fit at all in 37 feet, gimmicking in the mountains of the auger model was the only solution in this case, as 40 rotated at the ankles.

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Warm, supportive and durable. Great for cold weather skiing. Hippie detachability is an important feature.

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I work flawlessly. Normal leg size suited me (45).

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Incredibly feeling sturdy and heavy boot. Stems large enough to accommodate a man's sole. The size seems to be "just the right foot size". I bought a number foot larger than my size, and feel the number unnecessarily loose. Due to the felt lining, not much wool sock space is needed. Ans' covers how rubber lasts. It is, reportedly, a good idea to use a rubber conditioner.

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Thermal and decent winter boots. Some weight but these are not any running shoes.

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Heavy walk, but warm also in -30s. A thick blanket can be rubbed when skiing, for example: I myself have put on sports tape to protect my lower leg after several days of skiing.

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supportive boots and apparently also warm (there have not been any frosts in southern Finland yet ...).

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Robust footwear where your feet are not guaranteed to freeze. They have weight, but there is a strong doubt that it will not break. A big plus for a ski beach!

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Excellent footwear, actual survival equipment in the Nordic winter from Hanko to Nuorgam. Compared to the felts of the Defense Forces, I had to buy two numbers bigger, i.e. intti 45, Naali 47. Probably the reason for the EU sizes, not the boots. For the information of the mediators: First, put the mere mountains on your feet and let them form in peace. Only after a few minutes can you pull the rubber boots to your feet and even these hooded mountains will let you pretend in peace. If you try on Foxes quickly, like running shoes in Prisma, for example, you probably feel small.

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Sturdy and warm boots, but insoles were missing from the supplied boots. In addition, the product should be slightly developed: the length-to-width ratio of the boot changes significantly when going to smaller sizes, and in addition, the felt bag insert takes up relatively more interior space in smaller sizes. Because of this, for myself, the size 39 did not fit the width even for the bare foot (the standard boot size 37 fits the foot) and the next size 40 is so loose that the three wool socks overlap and still be loose sideways.

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I haven't used it yet. I get it because the availability of those shoes is sometimes poor. To my knowledge, they are good and durable

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Very warm and high quality. I recommend!

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Keeps feet warm, tested at -30C

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I bought a camouflage hike, work great. Comfortable to wear and feet stay warm even during breaks. Easy dry and deeper rubs do not hurt.

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Top shoe

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Seems of good quality and are warm, well suited to the ties of the wilderness.

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Horrible heavy but warm. At least the skis for the first winter didn’t strain the seams too much. Hopefully it will last longer than the Nokia Drills, from which the seams began to grimace as early as the first winter.

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Good boots. Work especially well on winter hikes. The size was a surprise, as my own foot is normally 38, so in these shoes I had to choose a size 41 to fit some warm socks in between.

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Warm shoes.

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Warm boots. The upper part of the boot has a thick side that also requires a big leg if you need to get on top. Pretty heavy but no inconvenience when skiing.

We live in Canada, and ordered a pair of Naali bootsfor my husband. The service from Varuste was an excellent experience and we would highly recommend ordering from them. My husband has worn the boots a few times now in extremely cold weather and finds them comfortable and very warm. Thank you Varuste for an excellent experience.

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Nokian Fishes are the best winter boots there is. The first couple lasted ten years. The only downside to these new ones was that the blanket inside was also sewn with a Nokia ribbon that rubbed while walking. Luckily, it came off pretty easily.

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Big and heavy but not too much and so probably durable. The felt lining is warm and removable. The sole is quite soft. The shaft is quite large in circumference, which requires large legs if you want to get on top. Can be used in forest skis.

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Good conditions on a suitable basis for the wilderness. It seems that the quality of the old ones has gone worse. Still better than other options.

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In my opinion, these are the best Winter Boots you can find. These are warm and very sturdy, there is also a lot of weight compared to summer boots. High-quality boots. Sustainability is not yet known but, based on the review, are also sustainable.

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The market's best winter boot. Varuste provides good service and keeps good prices.

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Sturdy and durable footwear. The removable felt lining is really thick and firmly in place. Past experience with Nokia’s cheaper models is bad; the shoes last no more than a year or two and begin to crack at their seams. It is hoped that Naali will make a positive exception in this regard. The only clear downside at this point is that the shoes are heavy. Does quality weigh? :-)

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Relatively heavy but guaranteed warm boots for winter frosts. If you are looking for felt rubber boots on the ski beach, Naalit is the best choice.

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The removable inner felt lining is easy to dry after use. Strong boot. I used previous similar boots for over 20 years.

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2 months have now been used with some ties, look quite good.

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A really good-natured shoe on the foot. A little heavy, but yes that leg is still rising. 🙂

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There was no cold on the toes with the forest skis.

I was a little hesitant ordering directly from another country and was not familiar with the seller. The boots arrived within 10 days. He loves the quality, warmth and fit. Very happy with this purchase and Varuste.

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The best winter partners available. There is enough heat. Maybe not so good for longer walks, but good for ice fishing, for example.

Well made product. Excellent option for switching out to dry original liners.

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Have 42 on my regular Nokia so I ordered 43 a little big but with a pair of extra socks it works perfectly ok otherwise a super warm boot. Fast delivery.

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Sturdy and exceptionally warm winter rubber boots. The support groove is well suited for support ties, the groove deep enough and concave. The sole of the shoes has a tight grip thanks to the rough sole pattern. Feels like supporting production.

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Functional and warm in winter at least for ski use. Of course weigh too

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Warm but heavy shoes.

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Warm and sturdy boot. Time to weigh.

I read that you should get a size lower, GET YOUR EXACT SIZE. They are massive boots, you have to wear two socks, but you want that space in your toes to have warm air circulating. Other than the sizing issue, very very warm, heavy boots. Exactly what you need for working outside in cold climates.

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Drills when it does not last, here is a stronger cousin. Works and presses.

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The best Winter boots that Nokia has. The only boots whose sole does not fold in the heel but can withstand what is worn. A little minus the weight, but correspondingly warm again. With the exchange mountain, it is enough for even long trips!

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Sturdy and secure on the foot when kneeling. Wide enough with the inner felt. there will be eternal boots.

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Perhaps the best thermal boots.

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A creepy experience, I rocked the store back right away. Somehow I got Siron’s 37 stuffed numbers in a bigger shoe, but I couldn’t get my boots off with my own help. The blanket was quite clearly too big for the shoe. Strange boot, even 43 did not fit ...

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The best partners for winter use!

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warm and durable!

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the only boots that tie

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Top winter boot. Especially for cross-country skiing. Warm. Sturdy on the leg but heavy. A ski beach may interfere with off-road walking as a small downside. Durable but not long experience in duration. I recommend to foresters and fishermen.

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Warm, very resistant to skiing. Heavy is not suitable for longer walks.

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Practical and simply the best.

Real fast delivery to the UK. Boots are just great and extremely well made and tough. Nice and warm and quite stylish with the amount of comments I have had. Just make sure you order a smaller size as they are quite on the big size. No problem with an insole or a thick sock. Impressed with delivery and product. Would use again, expensive but worth it

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Top boots! Guaranteed not to freeze your feet no matter how frosty it is. An absolute boot for forest skis and a very good base for walking in the woods.

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Used for about 6 years. Bonding does not last in skiing even if skiing only a few times a year on small trips. Guy the same problem. Otherwise a good, sturdy and warm boot.

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The first of its kind going. Ekat lasted just over 5yrs until they broke and started to leak. Others of the same kind are now in use and no warmer shoes exist. I have never needed wool socks, even days spent sitting on ice. The only fault is weight, but sure heat will make up for it

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We work with the most liked footwear. Cold weather when it comes to all having Fishes. In the beginning, the suitability of the mountains had to be learned. Put the mountains on your feet and then together in your boot. Works. We work at sea on ice, the absolute number one.

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Warm and appropriate, though heavy, especially for a woman, especially when you have to order a pair of boots bigger than a new one due to the mountains.

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A mountain big than a mountain, had to order a mountain smaller than the number, still did not work, I never made the mountains fit. I had to take in the old n.vm2000 Naali felt mountains. Fortunately, I had acquired the extra. How do you others make the new mountains work ??? Even acquaintances say that the foot does not take to the bottom when the mountains are too big.