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Six things changed from '25 to '26. The rest stays. Here are the field notes.

New mold this season. Same job, sharper look.
New mold
Closed cell foam, reformulated. Warmer and more yuckproof.
Closed cell
Redrawn cuff mold and lock. Easier on, snugger in, stays put on the dog walk.
Cuff V2
Extra layer underfoot. Goes the distance without going flat.
EVA stack
Updated liner system. Pull it out, throw it in the wash, dry overnight.
New liner
Three new. Three refreshed. Five returning. Eleven in all.
11 colorsClosed-cell foam, reformulated for '26. Warmer, and it stays flexible at -20°F.
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Pull 'em out, throw 'em in the wash, dry by morning.
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For the moments your dog stops, looks at you, and quietly questions the plan. You keep walking. Toes stay toasty.
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The whole point. Step in, cinch the cuff, leave. Anyone who's ever tied a frozen lace knows what we mean.
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Most boots in this category are 2 to 3 lbs each. Your calves will not file a complaint.
Tap to flipJust waterproof. Step in a creek if you want. We'd love to keep you dry.
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Most boots in this category are leather or rubber over an insulating layer. We made the whole thing from closed-cell EVA: the same foam in your sneakers' midsole, but molded into a complete boot. Here's what that buys you.

Open the cuff and the liner lifts right out. That's the part most other EVA boot makers don't do, and it's the difference between a boot that's dry by morning and one that's still damp Tuesday.
Wear out the liner, not the boot.
Read the full care guide →Shop replacement liners →The stuff people actually email us about.
Start with your normal shoe size, the one you think you are before a new brand tells you otherwise. Want a second opinion? Stand on a piece of paper with your heel against a wall, mark the tip of your longest toe, measure the distance in inches, and match that to our size chart. Our boots are unisex sized: the chart shows men's and women's columns side by side because the same physical boot fits both. If you fall between sizes, see the half-size question below.
True to size. Order your normal shoe size. Between sizes? Size down. If your closet can't agree on what size you are, measure your foot (see above) and let the chart break the tie.
Size down. Our liner is built thick and breaks in after a few wears, so a snug-not-squished fit out of the box settles to just-right. Going up is where heel slip comes from: if your heel feels slippy after a few wears, you went a step too big. Order the smaller of the two, and exchange free within 30 days if it's not quite right.
Yes, with caveats. The EVA shell is naturally roomy through the forefoot and doesn't compress around the sides the way leather does. Customers with bunions, wide forefeet, and EE/EEE width feet generally find them comfortable. EEEE+ width, we can't promise, but our 30-day return policy means it's a safe try.
Not anymore. Our previous design used a stiffer EVA that customers (rightly) said went hard and brittle in the cold. Our Fall '26 redesign uses a more flexible EVA formulation tuned specifically for cold-weather performance, so the boots flex when your foot does, even when it's freezing outside. Day one, you'll feel a little break-in. Day three, you'll forget you're wearing them.
Comfortable across a wide range, roughly -20°F to +50°F. The cold rating gets the headlines, but the EVA insulates without cooking your feet, so these hold up from deep winter through mud season and shoulder weather. (Assumes a sock, the liner in, and you moving around.) Customers wear them for snow shoveling, dog walks, eight-hour outdoor shifts, and the school run when the forecast can't decide which side of the bed to get out of.
Yes. We couldn't bear the name of one of nature's most waterproof birds if we weren't. The EVA shell doesn't absorb water, and the cinch cuff keeps snow and slush out. Wet snow, slush, puddles, spring rain. All fine. Walk across a river and the boots will float; we still recommend not doing that.
Yes. Liners are sold separately and size-matched to your boot (shop liners). A lot of customers buy a second pair so they can rotate liners for drying. If your dog chewed yours (it happens, we get the emails), email hello@loonr.com with a photo, we'll figure something out.
In-stock orders placed by 12pm CST, Monday through Friday, ship the same day. Later orders and weekend orders go out the next business day. Standard ground delivery is 3 to 7 business days within the continental US once we ship. We'll send a tracking number when your order ships. All boots ship free. Smaller items (replacement liners, parts) ship at a flat $12.99.
You have 30 days from the day your boots are delivered, and what counts is when you ask, not when the box gets back to us. Returns and exchanges are free, both ways. Boots should be unworn, or worn only enough to figure out the fit (a couple of indoor laps around the house counts; a snowy outdoor walk doesn't). Once we send your label, get the box to the carrier within 14 days. Start a return at our Returns & Exchanges page and we'll walk you through it. Refunds usually land on your card within five business days, depending on your bank. Exchanges ship as soon as we process the inbound. Holiday orders placed November 25 through December 24 have until January 15. Inside your 30 days: no fee, no catch.
We were living out of a van during mud season, and we were not graceful about it. The unsung heroes of that week were the winter boots we'd brought back from Japan almost as an afterthought. Light, easy, warm. The boots we put on without thinking and somehow never took off.
The Lo Rider is the version we kept reaching for. Errands, dog walks, post-ski parking lots, breakfast burrito runs. The boot you put on and forget you're wearing.
Mike, Founder
These are the best boots I have ever purchased. They keep my feet dry and warm!! Will definitely buy another pair!!!
What cool boots! I love them!!
I have gotten so many compliments. I love them. They are kind of like wearing space boots. I like that tho.
This is the adorable winter boot I needed. It’s a little big but I’m keeping them.
…absolutely love my high flyer loonr’s and needed another color/pair opting for the lo-riders…excellent decision as these boots are addictive comfort I consider slippers…if you’re on the fence I suggest you go for these quality boots…
Start with your normal shoe size, the one you think you are before a new brand tells you otherwise. Not sure? Measure your foot and let the chart break the tie. Between sizes? Size down.
| US Men | US Women | Foot length |
|---|---|---|
| M4 | W5 | 21.6-22.4 cm / 8.5-8.8 in |
| M5 | W6 | 22.4-23.3 cm / 8.8-9.2 in |
| M6 | W7 | 23.3-24.1 cm / 9.2-9.5 in |
| M7 | W8 | 24.1-25.0 cm / 9.5-9.8 in |
| M8 | W9 | 25.0-25.8 cm / 9.8-10.2 in |
| M9 | W10 | 25.8-26.7 cm / 10.2-10.5 in |
| M10 | W11 | 26.7-27.7 cm / 10.5-10.9 in |
| M11 | W12 | 27.7-29.0 cm / 10.9-11.4 in |
| M12-13 | 29.0-30.2 cm / 11.4-11.9 in | |
| M14-15 | 30.5-31.8 cm / 12.0-12.5 in | |
Full sizes run M4/W5 to M11/W12, then two combined sizes: M12-13 and M14-15.
Want a second opinion? Measure.
Stand on a piece of paper, heel against a wall. Mark the tip of your longest toe, then measure heel to mark. Match that number to the chart. Our boots are unisex, so the M and W labels are the same boot with different numbers. Between sizes or right on a line? Size down.
Snug is good. The liner breaks in after a few wears, so a snug-not-squished fit out of the box settles to just-right. And measure at the end of the day, when your feet are at their biggest.
Still on the fence? Email hello@loonr.com with your measurement and we'll point you to the right pair.
Order your normal shoe size. Between sizes? Size down.
| US Men | US Women | Foot length |
|---|---|---|
| M4 | W5 | 21.6-22.4 cm / 8.5-8.8 in |
| M5 | W6 | 22.4-23.3 cm / 8.8-9.2 in |
| M6 | W7 | 23.3-24.1 cm / 9.2-9.5 in |
| M7 | W8 | 24.1-25.0 cm / 9.5-9.8 in |
| M8 | W9 | 25.0-25.8 cm / 9.8-10.2 in |
| M9 | W10 | 25.8-26.7 cm / 10.2-10.5 in |
| M10 | W11 | 26.7-27.7 cm / 10.5-10.9 in |
| M11 | W12 | 27.7-29.0 cm / 10.9-11.4 in |
| M12-13 | 29.0-30.2 cm / 11.4-11.9 in | |
| M14-15 | 30.5-31.8 cm / 12.0-12.5 in | |
Full sizes run M4/W5 to M11/W12, then two combined sizes: M12-13 and M14-15.
Want a second opinion? Measure.
Stand on a piece of paper, heel against a wall. Mark the tip of your longest toe, then measure heel to mark. Match that number to the chart. Our boots are unisex, so the M and W labels are the same boot with different numbers. Between sizes or right on a line? Size down.
Snug is good. The liner breaks in after a few wears, so a snug-not-squished fit out of the box settles to just-right. And measure at the end of the day, when your feet are at their biggest.
Still on the fence? Email hello@loonr.com with your measurement and we'll point you to the right pair.
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