Women's Peri Medium/Wide/X-Wide Winter Boot

I ordered a half size larger, in x-wide, for sock space and toe wiggling comfort. These boots fit great!

I love that they are fashionable boots that fit a wide calf. They keep the feet warm in snow. The shoe strings should really be about 6 inches longer, as to allow better lacing on wide calves. I handle the lacking length by going up the side rather than crisscross on one of the lace tie-holders, then continue the criss-cross up at the last set - which then leaves enough for proper tying of the laces.

Absolutely love these they fit perfectly and are gorgeous

I also appreciate the extended sizes and widths, it is nearly impossible to finds things in my size. It hasn't snowed here yet but I'm looking forward to having proper boots for it this year, for the first time in a long, long time. These feel very cozy and good on my feet.

I got these just in time for our snowfall. They are easy to put on and take off and are very warm.

I bought these boots a month ago, wanted to give time to honestly review them. My feet are horrible. EE width, hammer toes, bunions, several surgeries...I mean they're awful. I rarely find shoes to fit and boots are even harder. These Propet's, they're a dream! I wear thick socks and can still wiggle my toes. I wear them all day and they're so comfy I don't want to take them off. Another reviewer said the ankles are stiff, they are. For me it's a good thing because I believe they actually help with keeping solid footing in snow and ice. I live in Minnesota and we haven't seen clear ground since October (it's January now) and these boots are so easy to walk, run and hike in. The traction is great. My dogs and I tromp everywhere and my feet are warm and cozy as kittens sleeping on a cloud. The bonus is, they're super cute and the lace up makes them easy to get on and off quickly. Propet, thank you, truly. I love these boots.

Propet quality never fails. Though I really liked this boot for warmth and style, I did find them to be a bit stiff in the ankle. I ended up exchanging them for a more flexible style.