The Hi-Tec Women's St. Moritz 200 (black, 8) are a great winter boot.

Sizing: I'm a size 7.5 to 8, 8 in boots usually, but these boots would have fit better as a 7.5, even with thick socks. I have average width feet- a tiny bit on the wide side only in the front, so I was surprised that these boots were so roomy. Shoes get worn-in after a bit so usually a boot that is tight at first will be comfortable after a few uses.

Comfort: The shoe is warm but clunky. Heavy to walk in. Material of the shaft is soft. The shaft is restrictive because it is a closed tube. It would be difficult to get in and out and it is not a boot for large calves. I didn't have a problem with the circumference, but it would probably be too tight for an average calf, and only skinny pants can be tucked in.

Style: Kind of clunky, and the front material on the toe box is not the sleekest design, but it's practical and good for durability. The faux fur at the top is nice.

For snow: I am thinking this boot would be good for keeping dry. The height is good for trekking in snow.

Overall: Great boot, but a bit clunky and not very practical for getting in and out of quickly/tucking in pants. Returned these boots for a pair of Columbia boots that have a tongue and are more stylish.