The Key To Chic: UGG Classic Clear Mini Boots Review

October 27, 2021

UGG Classic Clear Mini Boots Review

While UGG is a go-to brand for cozy winter footwear, they may not be top of mind when it comes to rain boots. With the debut of the UGG Classic Clear mini boot, that has changed. It's the ideal blend of warmth and waterproof materials, all wrapped in a logo-centric upper. If you're a fan of the UGG Classic Mini boots or the Ultra mini boots, you'll probably adore this style for rain or snow. They keep your feet very warm. Keep reading for an UGG Classic Clear mini boot review with tips on sizing and quality.

I have a pair in the natural colorway, and the neutral cream/black/white colors pair with just about everything.

Appearance and Performance

The shape of the uppers and the Treadlite outsole echo the UGG Classic Mini boots, so you can expect warmth and comfort. They come in a variety of colors, form basic black to vibrant pinks and neon yellows. I'm eyeing this really cute panther print ($160) and this on-trend marble print right now.

I wore my pair out without socks on a rainy day, and the boots kept my feet very warm and dry. Unlike the Classic Mini boots which are water resistant, these are waterproof. The insoles are removable, so you can add your own insoles, wear thick socks, and customize your fit. They are cold weather rated to -20˚C, making them suitable for snow in addition to rain.

Materials

The uppers are molded TPU, which has a shiny finish and will keep your feet dry. The only downside is that if scratched, they show flaws when you look up close. Considering the stiff material, they are easy to walk in and equally as comfortable as my Classic mini boots. Don't be afraid to stomp in puddles with these boots. The Treadlite outsole is durable, has great traction, and is lightweight enough for long days on your feet. While the lining is wool (not sheepskin like the Classic Mini boots), it's just as soft and plush on bare feet.

Fit and Sizing

Instead of sizing down like many people, I took my true shoe size because unlike the UGG Classic boots which have suede uppers, these boots do not stretch. Mine fit well both barefoot and with athletic socks. The uppers are rigid, so I recommend buying your true size. In terms of width, they run similar to UGG Classic boots.

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