Men’s winter shoes to go with the season
14.11.2017
Translation: Eva Francis
Icy roads are no problem if you’re wearing a good pair of winter shoes. To make sure you get through any weather, as extreme as it may be, we’ve put together an all-weather shoe guide. Find out what to wear for anything ranging from sightseeing to mountain climbing.
Autumn/winter shoes for the city
If you’re living in a city and are used to hopping from one tram onto another instead of walking, unlined shoes and boots such as high Vans or Chelsea Boots are a good choice. They keep your feet dry during brief showers and are suitable for the office, too.
For sub-zero temperatures in the urban jungle
Whether you’re in the city or the mountains, when temperatures sink below zero, things start getting damp. This is why it’s crucial to have water-resistant shoes, which cover your ankles and keep your feet dry with nubuck leather or smooth leather.
- Waterproof
Snowfall in the city
When it starts snowing, wearing shoes that are water-resistant isn’t good enough; our shoes also need to be lined and keep our feet warm. Just like the follwoing models that are lined with wool, fur or warm fabric.
- Waterproof
- Lined
For snowball fights in the mountains
These shoes will make sure you don’t lose grip, even on ice: These high boots with tread grooves in their rubber soles are great companions when walking in snow and will keep your feet dry all day long.
- Waterproof
- Lined
- Slip-resistant
For mountaineering and long mountain hikes
If the sky is the limit: High boots with sealed seams and complete leather upper are impermeable to water and snow. With a felt inner boot, thermal-reflective liners or Kamik’s patented Zylex technology, your feet are guaranteed to stay warm and dry in extreme weather conditions.
- Waterproof, additional rubber protection
- Lined
- Slip-resistant
- Some with removable inner boot
These little helpers will add extra protection in cold and wet weather:
Pia Seidel
Senior Editor
Pia.Seidel@digitecgalaxus.chLike a cheerleader, I love celebrating good design and bringing you closer to everything furniture- and interior design- related. I regularly curate simple yet sophisticated interior ideas, report on trends and interview creative minds about their work.
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