Bought a pair of 32 Degrees winter boots for icy sidewalks, but the soles provide almost no traction and I slipped twice already. I reached out through their website’s help form describing the safety concern, yet support never replied. Has anyone experienced dangerously slick soles and eventually received help or a replacement? I’d like to know what prompted their team to respond.
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Determined to avoid another fall, I turned to customer feedback found in 32 degrees reviews for guidance on successful outreach, noticing that replies tended to follow messages including order number, product SKU, and a short video of the slipping action all in one submission. I recorded a quick clip of the boots sliding on packed ice, bundled it with the other details, and sent that single request. Within forty-eight hours, support responded with a pre-paid return label and sent a textured-sole replacement model. Delivering clear evidence alongside precise order information appeared to trigger a swift safety-focused response.