Nokian jalkineet Tuura

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Best winter boot

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Sturdy boots with a spacious last. The size of the boot (42) met my expectations, making wool socks very suitable in cold weather. The pattern on the sole is rough and provides good grip. The tip of the boot allows for several binding options for skis. A small minus is the weight of the sturdy boot, which did not surprise me.

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Warm and light

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Nokian Tuura felt-lined rubber boot. I've been using the same model for 30 years. An important feature for me is the only shoe that works with ski bindings (army binding model). In addition, it's warm and waterproof in winter use!

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The first Nokian Tuura boots were in use since the late 90s, now I bought the same ones. Still tried and tested. Hopefully they will last at least as long as the old ones.

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Very functional for skiing and I prefer the flexible shaft more than the stiffer shaft that I have become familiar with from military boots

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An excellent boot. Bought my second pair now which I fitted with studs.

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A well-fitting, sturdy and warm felt-lined boot. A significantly more pleasant wearing experience than the loose-lined parallel model. The only downside is the tightening strap at the shaft opening, the quick-release buckle of which loosens far too quickly. A disappointing feature in an otherwise high-quality product.

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Good shoes for the feet when the size is just right. Easy to walk on a hunting trip, even if there is some snow, and the mouths of the stems can be closed with thongs to prevent snow and other debris from getting inside. Hunter

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Familiar Nokians. The quality of Nokians has deteriorated a bit over the years, but nothing can stand that nowadays. I guess there's nothing special about these. The best in the absence of competitors.