ARE YOUR FEET READY TO FEEL AWESOME IN A PAIR OF FUBUKIs?
We know you’ve tried on at least one pair of shoes/boots before. Try to forget about those for a second. FUBUKI footwear is something different. When we say “light”, we mean light as in “people get a minor shock the first time they pick them up”. When we say comfortable, we mean comfortable as in “people have a hard time taking them off”.
Niseko is something different. It’s the boot you’ve always looked for, yet, have never been able to find – until now. New for spring are the Okinawa Rain Boots and Nozawa slippers now available at your local Fubuki dealer.
THE LARGEST SELECTION OF FUBUKI BOOTS IN CANADA!
OUR TOP SELLERS
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Fubuki Okinawa – Lightweight Rain Boots – Olive
$139.95 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Fubuki Nozawa – Outdoor Slipper – Orange
$159.95 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Fubuki Niseko 3.0 Kids Winter Boots – Yellow
$124.95 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Fubuki Niseko 3.0 Low – Pink
$169.95 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Fubuki Niseko 3.0 – Sand
$179.95 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
COMFORT AROUND TOWN AND IN THE WILDERNESS
From après ski to puddle jumping, FUBUKI offers footwear styles will keep your feet ultra comfy and protected from the elements! Have some fun, slip a pair of FUBUKIs .
The Swedish footwear brand has received lots of attention for its shockingly lightweight winter boots since its founding in 2019. Today, the company’s products are worn by a wide variety of people, ranging from skiers and fishers to movie directors and polar researchers. It’s clear that FUBUKI is causing a bit of a SNOW STORM in the winter boot world.
FUBUKI, the way people know it today, was founded in Stockholm, in late 2018, by two Swedish skiers/university students. 2018, however, was not the year things originally started. The idea behind the company was formed two years earlier when one of the two founders returned from a season-long ski trip to Niseko, Japan. Among the many things he had fallen in love with during the trip, the most noteworthy one was the orange rubber boots he had seen on the feet of the local mountain workers. In fact, his fascination for these boots, looks and function, immediately caused him to start working on his own version of them. When later joined by his partner in crime, it didn’t take long before FUBUKI was a fact. The name? Meaning “snowstorm” in Japanese, FUBUKI was an obvious pick.
THE ORIGINAL
The first FUBUKI Niseko winter boot model (now known as “the 1.0” or “the original”) had its first glimpse of daylight back in September, 2019. Although very much based on the looks of a traditional Japanese road worker boot, the model took the FUBUKI founders somewhere between six and eight months to develop. Roughly 50 designs and close to 200 different color codes went through the review process before the final decisions were put down on paper and sent over to the boot factory. Roughly twelve weeks later, the first (which later turned out to be the last) batch of Niseko 1.0 was done. The number? 1156 pairs.
Today, these 1156 pairs belong to a very special group of customers. At FUBUKI, we like to call them the front-runners. Without these people, FUBUKI would not be what it is today. If you read this and you are one of these people, we urge you to hang on to the pair you have in your possession. One day, you’ll know why.
NISEKO 3.0 and 3.0 LOW SIZING
You might be aware that FUBUKIs previous models (Niseko 2.0 and Niseko 2.0 Low) ran a bit small. Especially on the lower side of their UNISEX sizing scale. Their updated models don’t anymore. Hence, if you’ve heard from a friend, or perhaps read somewhere, that you need to size up in their boots, you might want to ignore that information.
FUBUKIs best recommendation these days is that you pick the size you wear in most of your other shoes. If you do so, you will probably end up with the right size in your Nisekos. There’s no reason to size up unless you’re normally in between two sizes. Sizing up to make room for a thicker sock is not something you have to consider. The lining will pack out a little as you begin to use the boots.
| EU | ~US M | ~UK M | ~US W | ~UK W |
| 37 | ~6 | ~4 | ||
| 38 | ~7 | ~5 | ||
| 39 | ~6 | ~5 | ~8 | ~6 |
| 40 | ~7 | ~6 | ~9 | ~7 |
| 41 | ~8 | ~7 | ~10 | ~8 |
| 42 | ~9 | ~8 | ~11 | ~9 |
| 43 | ~10 | ~9 | ~12 | ~10 |
| 44 | ~11 | ~10 | ~13 | ~11 |
| 45 | ~12 | ~11 | ||
| 46 | ~13 | ~12 |