Holiday Gift Guide - Stay Warm This Winter with Kiru Boots

Welcome to the Holiday Gift Guide and thanks for stopping by. I've got some great gift ideas to share with you this holiday season so make sure to check back often. Don't forget to see what Casey has to offer today at A Couch With A View too.


Footwear is always a great gift idea. Everyone needs shoes, especially if you live in the colder states.

You see, I live barefoot or in flip flops all summer long so as soon as the cold weather hits I'm on the lookout for a new pair of shoes that are super cute too. Those are always easy to find, until the below zero weather hits and all of those shoes make my feet freeze.

I won't have that problem this year because I got this pair of super cute, stylish and warm Kiru Boots from Teva. They are by far my favorite boots I've ever worn. They are super easy to put on with an easy entry side zipper and oh so soft and comfortable inside. Did I mention they're super cute? I love the little design on the side. I think that really makes the whole boot.

I can't wait to wear these outside sledding or building a snowman! Honestly, it's really hard to believe I haven't been able to try these out in the snow yet. Tomorrow is December 1st and this is Wisconsin. If I do recall, it snowed the day I brought my son home from the hospital in October 10 years ago!

Ok, back on subject here. I love my boots. I love that although they are side zip, you can still adjust them with the strings in front.

Buy It! You can buy the Women's Kiru Boot for $140 in either Deep Wood or Black.

Remember I mentioned I live in flip flops? Well, I do. I adore flip flops. Guess what? Teva has some of those too! It is way to early to be thinking about those, but you better believe it will come back to mind come April!

A big thanks goes out to Teva for participating in this event!

I was given a pair of boots for the purpose of reviewing. Opinions expressed are my own or my families and are not influenced by any form of compensation. Take it or leave it. Click here to view my full acknowledgment policy.