They also strike the perfect balance of not being too short to let snow in on most days, and not too high that they cause overheating or are just excessive. They keep your feet warm and are extremely lightweight, are comfortable to walk in, especially if you like your boots without heels, and I found with wide feet they fit ok. Pros: Comes in several colors Lightweight Waterproof Adjustable top cord to keep snow out Has a fleece lining.Ĭustomer Review: 'I bought these last year and really like them. They get their name from The North Face's ThermoBall™ Eco insulation technology which is designed to keep heat trapped inside even if the exterior of the boot gets wet. Reviewers also love them because they feel lightweight and are comfortable for hours. They're outfitted with a bungee cord around the top to prevent moisture from getting in, and they're lined with a fluffy sherpa material for extra warmth. These ankle boots from The North Face are here to keep snow out from every angle. $135 at The North Face (opens in new tab)

Best Knee-High Snow Boots: Hunter Play Vegan Shearling Insulated Tall Rainboots (opens in new tab).Most Comfortable Snow Boots: UGG Women's Adirondack Boot Iii (opens in new tab).Best Affordable Snow Boots: DREAM PAIRS Women's Mid-Calf Waterproof Winter Snow Boots (opens in new tab).Best All-Around Snow Boots: Sorel Caribou Waterproof Boot for Winter (opens in new tab).

To prove it to you, I’ve even listed a handy list of pros and cons for every single product so that you can compare all of your options at a glance.

Others come from best-in-class rain boots brands like Hunter, so you can rest assured they'll be worth the money. One of the snow boots on the below list has an insulated sole so that your feet are protected from the chilly ground itself others are decked out in warming faux fur accents. This might sound basic, but the best snow boots are entirely waterproof, and should keep your feet warm against the conditions outside. There’s nothing worse than investing in a pair of winter boots that are supposed to be waterproof from an expensive boots brand and then feeling icy water creep in when you step into a puddle. View Deal (opens in new tab) What to Look For in Snow Boots

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