We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. See more Canoe on Google — save us as a Preferred Source. Transitional clothing and footwear are important to have in your wardrobe and this is the time of year in Canada when you need them the most. It’s those chilly-and-wet-but-not-quite-cold days when boots feel like overkill and sneakers aren’t going to cut it. For me, clogs are usually the solution when these days come around, so when I found a waterproof pair this season, I was ecstatic. Sorel’s Ambler Waterproof Clog seemed like it would be the answer to my fall-footwear problems as they claimed to be waterproof, come in a variety of colourways, reasonably priced and stylish. All that was left to do was test them out. According to Sorel , the shoe is modelled using “The DNA of the classic Caribou boot ,” claiming it “can be seen in every stitch, from the premium weatherproof materials to the rugged silhouette.” So, in theory, these clogs should keep your feet very warm and very dry. Below, I break down whether I think the Sorel Ambler Waterproof Clog is worth buying after testing them for the entire month of October. Product reviews, deals, roundups and interviews to help you make better buying decisions. By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc. A welcome email is on its way. If you don't see it, please check your junk folder. The next issue of Shopping Essentials will soon be in your inbox. We encountered an issue signing you up. Please try again Interested in more newsletters? Browse here. What: Sorel Ambler Waterproof Clog Price: $155 CAD Where to buy: Sorel | Browns Right off the bat, when shopping for this clog, I was really pleased to see there were five colourways to pick from. I’m someone who likes to add a pop of colour here and there, so seeing there were green and pink options was exciting. Ultimately, I did go with a more neutral colour (Caribou Buff and Black) since my fall wardrobe is mostly browns and beiges, but the option was still nice. When I saw photos of the shoes, I assumed they would be on the heavier side because they are quite chunky, so I was pleasantly surprised to find they were very lightweight. My first walk wearing the clogs was on a 2 km morning stroll after some rain, and not only were my feet not tired, but they were also dry and warm. The EVA footbed is also really noticeable when I’m wearing the shoes. It’s cushiony and supportive, so for me, I can wear them on longer walks, which means I’ll be able to get way more use out of them. I have no issues when it comes to styling the Sorel Ambler Clogs, too. I think they’re perfect with a pair of jeans and a sweater when running errands, with my workout sets when I’m going to the gym, by the fire at the cottage – you name it. Clogs are pretty in right now, so I’ve very much leaned into styling them with my fall wardrobe. While $155 CAD is a little steep, I have paid a lot more for waterproof shoes in the past, so I find the price to be reasonable. I only have two small complaints when it comes to these clogs. The first one (and the bigger of the two complaints) is that the opening for your foot and the shoe in general are very narrow. I have a wider foot, so when I first tried these on, I was worried they wouldn’t be wearable, especially with a thicker sock. Luckily, they have a lot of stretch, so I have found them to be comfy (although a little snug). My recommendation is to size up half a size (I got a size 8, but could see the 8.5 fitting much better). Unfortunately, if you have very wide feet, you may have to sit out buying a pair of these. The other complaint is one I got used to and don’t really mind now: these shoes look pretty chunky. My friend assured me that chunky clogs and loafers were in and that they looked good, so after a few wears, this factor didn’t bother me anymore. If you can’t get over this, these aren’t the c
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