Top 10 Hiking Boots for the Winter Season of 2021-2022: Waterproof and Insulated Models

Keep your feet warm, dry and comfortable and they will get you to the edge of the world. Unless you are Wim Hoff, the Iceman, the only way to do so is by wearing a pair of high-quality hiking boots. In this episode we will explore the winterized models that can get you through thick snow, shallow creeks and rocky mountains. Waterproof membranes, insulation, rugged outsoles and cushy mid soles this is what these boots are all about.
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Fully waterproof and insulated, 10-inch male and 9-inch Female Bridger boots from Oboz are among the most technological models on the market, since they combine at least 7 proprietary design and tech solutions.

The ultimate armor against extremely wet and cold conditions was designed by the company that originated at the foot of the Italian Alps in 1975. Extremely pricey, yet uncompromisingly high quality, the Crispi Highland Pro GTX is an 8-inch leather boot with an integrated gaiter.

According to Quechua, these winter boots were inspired by the nature itself. The brand’s footwear designer Sebastien is an avid mountain hiker, who was always fascinated by wild animals who live in those harsh environments, so he created the SH500 model to mimic the paws of a snow lynx.

Danner is Portland, Oregon-native manufacturer that has been crafting high quality outdoor boots for nearly a century now. The Recurve boots were developed specifically for hunting, so it draws inspiration from the brand’s more traditional-looking models, like Grouse and Sierra.

Established in 2003, Keen Footwear is a fast-growing manufacturer of outdoor shoes, that is most well-known in US and Canada. Their Revel IV hiking boots family is famous for unmatched comfort and traction, is designed for all-day wear, and is offered in three silhouettes – high polar, mid polar and EXP.

This is a reenergized version of Columbia’s Bugaboot 3 best-seller that addresses the major issues of the predecessor. The stand-out element of this shoe is a Michelin Winter Compound outsole.

Available in dedicated women’s and men’s designs, inov-8 ROCLITE PRO G 400 boots 8 target the niche of fast hiking and trail running. The collection features ceramic-coated upper and Graphene-Grip outsole for better protection against sharp rocks.

#8 Merrell Thermo Kiruna and Thermo Cross 2:

For the latest winter season Merrel offers two boot models with outstanding winterization properties that both belong to the Thermo family. The Kiruna has full grain leather upper, while the Cross 2 mixes up Mesh and TPU for the outer shell.

Rated for outside temperatures of negative 40 degrees Fahrenheit or minus 40 Celsius, the Toundra Pro from the French Salomon are among the warmest hiking boots on the market.

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[greekveteran]

BEST brands: (Hanwag, Lowa, Aku, Salomon, Meindl, La Sportiva, Zamberlan) Also Great!: (Danner, Salewa, Vasque, Asolo, Merrell, Scarpa, Timberland, Millet, Oboz, Keen, Hoka One One)
PS The brands, are in order of quality. Not in perfect order, but not far either. Good luck on your journey!!! <3

[ouissandy]

I love keen. Soooo comfortable and not very pricey!

[amaturemenace]

As far as insulation on any of these. What temperatures can these withstand? Up here in Canada we get -40°C or worse. I still tend to do a bit of hiking at that cold, kind of want the experience.

[annkilfeather]

I’ve got to say that thumbnail looks pretty cool