Nokian jalkineet Kaira

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Otherwise a good boot, but the pull loops on the inner felt broke practically immediately. No hassle putting them on.

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The felt liner has become thinner since the old days, when the liner retained its shape. Thin liners get worn out when you put your feet into the boots. So you have to put the boots on in two stages: First the liners and then the boots themselves. Therefore, they are not suitable for winter activities in the yard of a holiday home, where you need to put the boots on and off many times during the day.

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Warm shoes, well suited for forest skiing and top bird hunting.

Perfect!

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Really fast delivery and arrived just in time for my birthday! The size was right and they feel really good on the foot, really keep my feet warm. Good value for money. The only small problem is getting the felt lining (first worn on the foot) into the boot, you have to try several times to make sure it doesn't get stuck under the heel.

Best boots I ever had😃 and I knew it when I ordered them. I had the same back in the nineties👍

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Light, flexible boots that I use for fishing, trapping, hunting and skiing, etc. A bit cumbersome to get in and out of, so for everyday use when I get in and out of the boot several times a day I use Nokian Naali

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Great rubber boots and good on the first try. The felt lining keeps the sock in place well.

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The sole is sturdy and good. The shafts are a bit loose, the modern rubber compound is probably softer. It is worth putting the felt lining on first and pushing your foot into the boot.

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Good and durable felt boots. Good value for money. The buckles on the leg drawstrings are loose. They open easily and the drawstrings fall out easily during use.