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Boreva – Barefoot Winter Shoes with Waterproof Shell, Fleece Lining, Wide Toe Box & Non-Slip Grip Sole

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Boreva – Barefoot Winter Shoes with Waterproof Shell, Fleece Lining, Wide Toe Box & Non-Slip Grip Sole

Name: Boreva – Barefoot Winter Shoes with Waterproof Shell, Fleece Lining, Wide Toe Box & Non-Slip Grip Sole
Brand: OutdoorChoice
SKU: OC-BOREVA-1
Price: 67.8 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Waterproof, fleece-lined barefoot shoes that keep winter walks warm.

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Water-repellent fleece lining

Wide toe box, thin sole

Deep-lug grip for winter

Size guide

UK	EU	Foot length (cm)
5	38	24.0
5.5	39	24.5
6.5	40	25.0
7	41	25.5
8	42	26.0
9	43	26.5
9.5	44	27.0
10.5	45	27.5
11	46	28.0
12	47	28.5

How to measure

Lay a tape measure flat against the relevant part of your body — or against a similar item that already fits you well — and compare it to the chart above.

Where it applies, measure both sides and use the larger measurement. Allow a little room for comfort.

Choose the size that matches your measurement in cm.

Between two sizes? We recommend choosing the larger size.

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WINTER-READY BAREFOOT

Warm feet, natural movement

Waterproof shell

A water-repellent outer keeps slush, rain and wet grass off your feet.

Fleece lining

Brushed fleece inside holds warmth in without adding bulk or stiffness.

Grip in winter

Deep lugs bite into wet pavement, frozen gravel and packed snow.

Barefoot shoes usually quit in winter

Most barefoot shoes are thin mesh, so they go cold and wet as soon as the weather turns. Boreva keeps the thin, flexible sole but wraps it in a water-repellent shell and a fleece lining. You keep the ground feel without freezing for it.

Wide toe box, proper foot shape

The toe box is cut wide so your toes can spread and grip as you walk. There is no raised heel and no rigid shape pushing your foot into a position. Feet used to narrow trainers tend to notice the difference on the first walk.

Water-repellent shell

Sheds rain, slush and mud

Fleece-lined warmth

Holds heat without bulk

Deep-lug grip sole

Steady on wet stone

Light and flexible

Thin sole, wide toe box

Made for the dog walk and the school run

These are everyday winter shoes rather than technical mountain boots. They pull on quickly for the morning dog walk, the commute or a frosty afternoon on the trail. The light upper means your feet are not weighed down after hours on them.

Built to handle a wet British winter

The outer shell sheds water and wipes clean after muddy ground. A padded collar and lace fastening hold the heel steady so the shoe does not slip as you stride. The lugged rubber sole stays thin and flexible while taking hard winter surfaces.

Why choose Boreva?

Standard

Water-repellent winter shell

Fleece lining for cold days

Wide toe box, no squeeze

Thin, flexible barefoot sole

Deep lugs for ice and mud

FAQ

Are these fully waterproof?

The outer shell is water-repellent and handles rain, slush and wet grass. It is not a sealed boot, so deep puddles and long immersion will get through eventually.

Can I wear them if I am new to barefoot shoes?

Yes, but build up slowly. Start with shorter walks so your feet and calves adjust to the thin, flat sole.

Do they grip on snow and ice?

The deep-lug rubber sole grips well on packed snow, wet pavement and frozen gravel. Sheet ice still calls for care, as with any shoe without spikes.

Will my feet stay warm without thick socks?

The fleece lining keeps most people warm in normal winter conditions. Add a merino sock for long, static time outdoors.

Are they suitable for wide feet?

The toe box is cut deliberately wide so toes can spread naturally. Wide-footed wearers usually find them roomier than a standard trainer.