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I am usually a 8 or 8,5 but had to get a 9. It’s still a little narrow across my arch (I have high arches) and slightly tight at the top of the zipper. Hoping some leather stretch will work. But I love the look and that they are weatherproof.

If you're a fan of zipped boots, you'll love Nash! This style is reminiscent of The Row's iconic zipped boots but with superior quality. Despite my initial concerns, these boots are surprisingly lightweight, thanks to the thermoplastic rubber sole. This material keeps the boots light and offers excellent slip resistance and traction, making them perfect for winter. I recommend going at least half a size up for the best fit.

I'm loving these boots. I am a size 8. I bought these in 8.5. I would say these run slightly small as i went up half a size. I find some of La Canadienne boots are narrow. In the half size larger they were perfect. They are a cool boot! I have no issues with the zipper and the quality of the boot is great. The bonus is they are quiet when you walk as the bottom is rubber.

Lovely boot, but the zipper is finicky and tight.

These arrived quickly and have been great so far in the week that I've had them. They are rugged and warm for winter in Ottawa yet not too hot to wear indoors at work when I'm in the office. I love the chunky sole and they are so stylish and really comfortable from the first wearing like they were already broken in to my feet. I've already received compliments and I'm sure there are more to come! I've been buying La Canadienne for close to 20 years and the boots have lasted through six seasons at least. So while the price may be high compared to other footwear these are of superior quality and will outlast other brands. I took a pair of Axel boots for cleaning to my shoe guy a few years ago and right away he could tell that they were of high quality. His immediate comment was, "œThese are expensive". He could tell that they're made with high quality workmanship and materials. Yes you pay for it, but quality that lasts is worth it rather than throwing away boots that fall apart after one winter and buying again. Recommend.