I was so glad to have these boots when we were hit with 15" of snow. They are pretty easy to get on because of the slightly stretchy top and shoe neck and are warmer than you'd think.  I had to shovel my way to the barn and my feet never felt cold, but even after wearing them inside for a while, thinking I might have to go back out again, my feet didn't get hot either which surprised me.  It didn't seem like they'd breathe but apparently they do somehow.  They slid off very easily with a bootjack.

For sizing, they run a little big which gives you room for warm socks.  Both foot and top are lined with smooth cushioned fabric which seems to hug your foot so they feel especially comfortable inside, not just a rubber shell.

I've had the boots for a while but never had occasion to wear them before this big snow.  They really served me well.  My big toes have gone rigid due to arthritis so normally I can't get tall boots on, but these have enough give to let me slide in with a lot less effort than I expected.  I also have wide calves, but the tops have enough give to fit nicely while not binding.  I wish they had even more foot support than they do, but the support is decent and gave me enough flexibility to adapt to the uneven footing in the packed snow and I felt very secure.  After a couple of days of melting and refreezing, I added YakTrax&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Yaktrax-Walker-Traction-Cleats-for-Snow-and-Ice/dp/B001CZJBKM/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Yaktrax Walker Traction Cleats for Snow and Ice</a>&nbsp;to the bottoms to have stable footing on the ice as well.  Because of the rim around the sole of the boot, the Yaktrax stayed securely on and I could do what I needed to without fear of falling.

All in all these boots are great in the snow and highly recommended.