In Russia, with its cold climate, winter shoes are one of the most important purchases. As the saying goes: “Keep your feet warm and your head cold.” Feet are warm! After all, they are closest to the ice or snow surface. And frost and winds affect them in the same way as the rest of the body.

REFERENCE. The most optimal shoes are those made from natural materials. For example, high boots. These “rescuers” for colds are made from deer skins. Reputable manufacturers and designers, in addition to insulation with sheep's wool, trim their invented styles with expensive furs for beauty: arctic fox, hare, fox. In places where northern people live, shoes are not covered with branded labels. But the material is of the highest quality.

The tops are good, high, to the knees. If you wear tight trousers, knitted leggings or warm skirts. But with quilted waterproof pants or jeans with thick fleece, short boots are more convenient. UGG boots, for example. Both fashionable and practical.

REFERENCE. Demand is greater for leather uppers with natural fur. The warmest option. REFERENCE. Natural bristles tingle slightly. This way you can distinguish it from a fake. How today's shoemakers have learned to cheat with the manufacture of sheepskin! Few people will notice that the reverse side of the leather is covered with faux fur. Even dividing it into furrows no longer helps. The gauze-like adhesive layer may not be noticed.

Eco-leather duvets are also quite warm. When they are sewn by real professionals. They also come in leather. In addition, there is the opportunity to combine different types of materials. Implement the ideas of fashion designers. In futuristic, ethnic, oriental and youth styles, when bright acid colors of fabrics are used, they look equally good.

Selection of interior finishes

So far they haven’t come up with anything better than the fur backside. The warm air between the long fibers warms you like a stove. If the weather is not so frosty, a felt-like finish will do. Thick felt insoles will protect your feet from the cold. But fur is still preferable.

Sole

Opinions are unlikely to be divided here.

ATTENTION! Flat and non-slip ones are preferred. Nobody wants to break their head after slipping on ice. Thick tires prevent this.

We must not forget about deep snow.

REFERENCE. The protectors will prevent slipping and allow you to pave a path in the snow. At the same time, your feet will not get wet. In addition, due to the height of the figured soles, the distance between the foot and the frozen soil increases.

Style

When it comes to daily wear, the main thing here is comfort. Velor and suede styles with flat soles and zippers are the best option for every day. It can be very beautiful! For example, a Norwegian-style trim (when the top edge is decorated with a strip of machine-knitted yarn with an ethnic pattern). Suede is a durable but soft material. It is convenient to decorate. Embroider on it with beads. Decorate with sequins, rhinestones, buttons, tassels from the same cut as the boots themselves.

IMPORTANT! If spring stocking boots made of thin patent leather can do without a zipper, then winter models must have either a wide short shaft or a zipper. In a lot of clothes, bending down to the floor is not very comfortable. For winter, low and stable heels are preferable. Not a thin long “hairpin”.

A frequently encountered option is a leather (possibly varnished) bottom in the form of galoshes, and above it is suede with a zipper.

REFERENCE. Expensive brands have genuine leather soles.

Particularly thrifty housewives “prepare sleighs in the summer” - they buy models for the winter during spring sales for pennies. If it is popular, then it will not go out of fashion until next winter.

Winter is coming, and counters with children's shoes are already full of a wide range of products from various manufacturers. But despite the variety of types, models, colors, choosing the ideal winter option is quite a difficult task. What is the highest quality and warmest winter shoes for children? To find the answer to this pressing question, you need to find out what types of shoes there are and find out their inherent properties and features.

Criterias of choice

High-quality materials, good insulation, non-slip soles, insulated insole, comfortable model - all these characteristics should be present in the warmest winter shoes for children. Reviews from parents about the same model of boots from an identical manufacturer are often quite contradictory. One mother is simply happy with the successful choice and recommends the purchase on various women's forums, while the other remains extremely dissatisfied. Why are there different opinions about the same winter boots? The point is that you need to choose the right size, choose the model and type of insulation depending on the child’s activity during a walk and his individual characteristics. And some types of shoes have their own wearing secrets, and if you know them, the child’s foot will remain warm. Let's look at everything in order, evaluate the advantages and disadvantages.

For babies in strollers

If your baby sits most of the time or doesn’t walk at all yet, then not every type of shoe will suit him.

The warmest winter shoes for children in strollers who cannot walk at all are fur booties or felt boots. For babies who have just started, the best solution is snowboots or textile boots with a fur lining and a membrane. If there is no financial opportunity to purchase them, then you can replace them with the classic version - shoes made of genuine leather with fur. It makes more sense to buy boots for small children only at the beginning of the season. At this age, the foot grows spasmodically and quite quickly, so it is difficult to determine the size in advance.

Children after 2 years

At this time, the child is already walking perfectly, and the choice of boots depends on the fidget’s temperament, behavior during a walk and the financial capabilities of the parents. The warmest winter shoes for children 2 years and older who like to spend time actively are membrane boots. For little fashionistas or fashionistas who love to leisurely walk through the snow, elegant natural shoes made of leather and fur are suitable. Finnish felt boots will become indispensable on a dry, frosty walk, especially if the child constantly knocks the toes of his shoes off. The ideal option at this age is to have at least 2 pairs of boots: for cold days and periods of slush and slight frost.

Classic leather-fur shoes

Even in the recent past, when there were no other alternatives, the warmest winter shoes for children were made of genuine leather and fur. This classic version was considered the best and most successful combination. Today, many mothers also choose it. Natural fur and leather allow the feet to “breathe”, and a healthy microclimate is maintained inside the boot in terms of foot hygiene.

When choosing this type, you need to pay attention to the weight of the boots, the operation of the zippers, the quality of tailoring and the material of the top. The fact is that today you can find many models made from the so-called artificial one. They attract with their price and visually practically do not differ from natural ones. But such leather does not breathe at all, moisture accumulates in the boot, as a result of which the foot sweats and then freezes. In addition, artificial shoes soon develop an unpleasant odor inside, and they often crack in the cold. You should know that artificial leather is colder to the touch, even if you warm it in your palms, it remains cool. You can check by looking at the cut, for example, near the lock. If a thread is removed from it, then the material is artificial.

Pros and cons of leather-fur shoes

Natural materials (fur and leather), non-slip high soles, a trusted manufacturer responsible for the truthfulness of the information on the box - only if these parameters are present, classic boots can be classified as “warm winter shoes for children.” Reviews from parents note the following positive impressions:

• naturalness of materials;
• a good choice that helps to choose the right option for children with problem legs (valgus or varus feet, flat feet);
• a wide range of colors and designs - you can choose a beautiful model to match any winter suit.

The main disadvantages listed by mothers whose children wore such boots:

• many children have cold feet - according to various parental sources, they are suitable up to about -10..-12 degrees;
• do not withstand temperature fluctuations well, for example, after a child is in a store or clinic, his legs begin to “steam” and often freeze when going out into the air;
• on a warm winter day, active kids often feel hot in them;
• socks quickly take on a shabby appearance;
• from various reagents and salts that are sprinkled on slippery skin, it deteriorates (stains and cracks form on it);
• During periods of slush and melting snow, boots often leak.

Trademarks “Kotofey”, “Antelope”, “Shagovita” are some of the popular ones. According to parents, these are warm winter shoes for children. Reviews in most cases emphasize the quality, comfort, warmth and lightness of the boots produced by these manufacturers. You can buy such shoes at a price of 1,500 rubles.

Membrane shoes

Boots or shoes made using the latest technologies have a special membrane lining fabric inside. Thanks to its special structure, water does not get to the leg, and air passes in both directions.

Most parents of active children claim that membrane boots are the warmest winter shoes for children. Reviews from mothers whose babies spend time actively during the entire walk, in most cases highlight a lot of positive qualities:

• the foot does not freeze;
• light weight shoes;
• comfort to wear;
• wear resistance;
• suitable for both slush and frost;
• a wide temperature range - from +5 to -25 degrees - makes the boots suitable for wearing from the beginning of November to the end of March.

Recently, many manufacturers have appeared that produce a line of shoes with a membrane. You should know that good membrane boots are a relatively expensive option, and opinions about wearing cheap shoes of this type on winter days are usually negative. According to reviews, many of them are suitable only for the off-season - in winter your feet will freeze in them.

Warm winter shoes for children have the inscription GORE-TEX on the labels and labels of the boots; a worse option is the SIMPA-TEX membrane. But all other membrane tissues most often do not have the proper properties, so in frosty weather the child’s foot in them will most likely become hypothermic.

Has subtleties in use. You need to wear tights underneath, which contain about half synthetics. Special socks with thermal properties are better suited. According to reviews, if you wear thermal socks that contain wool and synthetics, then in most cases children’s feet will not freeze. Some mothers write that such shoes are suitable for wearing only at temperatures down to -10 degrees, others claim that if you buy a thermal insole, you can wear them at lower temperatures. This moment depends on the mobility of children and their heat exchange. As a rule, if it’s down to -5 degrees outside, just thin semi-synthetic tights are worn under such boots, and if it’s colder, then they also put on thermal socks, some people put in a thermal insole.

Analyzing reviews from mothers, we can conclude that the brands Ecco (price 6,000-7,000 rubles) and Superfit (5,000-6,500 rubles) have proven themselves to be excellent among consumers. Opinions about the boots of these companies are mostly positive. Despite the relatively high price, mothers claim that these are the warmest winter shoes for children. Reviews say that it justifies itself, and mainly contains the following characteristics: light, warm, comfortable, practical, beautiful, “indestructible” and remains to be worn by the next child. Perfect for fidgets, but not the best option for slow walks.

Snowboots

These shoes have a special design. The upper part of the boot is textile with water-repellent impregnation, and the lower part is a solid rubber sole, which is made from heat-resistant, bendable and frost-resistant rubber from manufacturers producing high-quality shoes. The snow boots are insulated with wool felt. In some types, felt boots are made of wool, so they are universal for any weather.

Snowboots come in budget and higher quality varieties. In the latter version there is also a middle membrane layer. From the point of view of mothers, this particular type is quite warm winter shoes for children. They are comfortable, practical, and fit well on instep feet. The budget option is made only with thick insulation - sheepskin, and does not have a layer of membrane fabric. For example, boots from the Polish company Demar, according to parents, are quite warm, but a bit heavy and have poor fit, so they are not the best choice for long walks.

Almost all manufacturers claim from +5 to -25 or even -35 degrees. Among snow boots, the warmest winter shoes for children are Merrell, Columbia, Chicco, Kapika, Reima, Kotofey. It also has a membrane layer. Opinions about its use are mostly positive. But the products of Demar and Mursu have rather contradictory reviews.

Merrell winter shoes

The boots of this company in many models use one of the best insulation materials - light and warm Thinsulate. In terms of heat-protective properties, it is not inferior to a lining made of high-quality fur of natural origin and is designed for weather with temperatures down to -20 degrees. Unlike fur lining, it is lighter. Thinsulate boots are suitable for both active pastime and passive walks.

For long walks on a cold day, some moms find that Merrell kids' warm winter shoes are a good choice. It does not get wet, is relatively durable and has a sole that provides reliable grip on the surface. Its cost is from 2700 to 4000 rubles.

Winter shoes Mursu

The products of the Finnish brand Mursu are manufactured in China. These are snowboots and boots with a Mursu Tex membrane. The cost in online stores ranges from 1150 to 2000 rubles.

Only a small part of mothers believe that Mursu is a good, warm winter shoe for children. Some parents write in the comments that this is an inexpensive option only for the off-season, but almost no one recommends them for the winter. Many mothers express a negative opinion: the boots quickly tear, the rubber sock becomes unusable, the seams are uneven and come apart.

Felt boots and felt boots

Antique felt boots are becoming a thing of the past, and to replace them, many manufacturers offer an improved and modern version - felt boots. They have a corrugated non-slip sole and are sewn from felt felt. These felt boots come in a variety of colors and have interesting designer decorations.

There is also one with fur. They can also be classified as “the warmest winter shoes for children.” The combination of fur and natural wool allows even sedentary children to wear them down to -30 degrees below zero. They are not only warm, but also breathable, so your feet are always dry and warm. There is also a drawback - this option is not suitable for slushy days. You will also have to buy snow boots or membrane boots.

This category of shoes can be found from manufacturers Kapika, Kotofey, Shagovita. Buyers are mostly satisfied with their quality. They write that such boots perfectly keep feet warm even in the coldest weather.

Winter boots "Kuoma"

Such boots can be considered as a separate type. According to the manufacturer, they are designed for walking at temperatures down to -40 degrees. Warm winter shoes for children “Kuoma” have a surface that repels moisture, but you still can’t step into a puddle in them. The lining is made of faux fur, and the sole is made of polyurethane. The shoes are light in weight and quite durable to wear.

These boots can be washed either by hand or in a washing machine at 40 degrees. They can be worn with either wool or cotton socks or thermal socks. You should know that products under this brand are produced only in Finland.

Some mothers claim that the warmest winter shoes for children are Kuoma. They consider such boots to be optimal in terms of price and quality. Most children's feet don't really get cold in them. However, these shoes also have their downsides. For example, some parents say that they don’t fit well on thin legs with low instep, and they have to put on several socks. These boots have practically no orthopedic properties.

Some mothers say from their own experience that for a snowy, dry winter such shoes will be an indispensable option, but when the snow melts, if you walk longer, they can get wet. Therefore, it is unlikely that it will be possible to get by with it from the first frost until spring, unless the child carefully avoids puddles.

Some parents of girls believe that the design of these boots is monotonous and dull, so they are not suitable for a stylish winter suit that little fashionistas like to wear, since they are more combined with a sporty style. Their cost is relatively affordable - 3000-3500 rubles.

Used boots

A family cannot always afford to buy new boots of good quality. There are two ways to solve the problem: purchase cheap boots from a little-known and dubious manufacturer for the planned amount, or buy high-quality, but already worn boots. Most often, mommy chooses the second reasonable option. Cheap winter shoes that are warm and of high quality are extremely rare. Freezing feet or damaged seams, socks, zippers after a month of wear are not what you would like to see. That is why some parents purchase boots or boots, which, according to reviews, fall into the category of “the warmest winter shoes for children.” Used Kuoma, used ECCO, used Merrell, used Columbia have a price that is 2-3 times lower than new boots of these brands. Thanks to good quality, the shoes remain in perfect condition for a long time. Before your fitting meeting, check the following parameters: what is the length of the insole, the fullness of the previous owner’s leg, the presence of defects and how long it was worn.

Cause of children's feet freezing

Even the most beautiful and high-quality shoes will not satisfy a caring mother if the feet of her beloved baby are cold after another walk. Why do the feet of some children, wearing modern boots, which are so ideal for many children, remain icy? Main causes of freezing:

• shoes are close to each other - the toes are motionless and freeze;
• boots are 2-3 sizes larger than needed - there is no effect of retaining heat;
• too warm tights, socks - sweating, the leg quickly cools down and becomes cool;
• poor circulation or vascular dystonia;
• membrane boots are selected for a sedentary child;
• tights and socks made of pure cotton or wool are worn under shoes with a membrane - cotton and wool fibers absorb moisture, causing the foot to freeze.

The correctly selected and warmest winter shoes for children are those in which, when returning from a walk in frosty weather, the feet are at room temperature.

Cold skin on the feet and above means that the baby is cold. But too warm and wet feet are also a bad indicator: the child is hot in the chosen boots, and improper thermoregulation and overheating will lead to disturbances in sweating, which will not bring healthy feet in the future.

Having decided on the manufacturer and type, you can go to the store. A few recommendations will help you choose the perfect boots for winter:

• give preference to quality goods;
• shoes are not bought end-to-end;
• for small children, you need to choose models that have good leg fixation in the area of ​​the foot, lower leg and 2-3 fasteners or Velcro;
• the sole must be non-slip, elastic and bend well, otherwise you need to put a lot of effort into walking, so the baby will simply get tired;
• both boots must be identical, even, free from distortions, wrinkles and other defects (especially important for budget shoe options);
• boots should be light and stable;
• if the height of the shoes reaches almost the knee, it will be difficult to walk;
• for children it is better to select models that have waterproof and water-repellent properties;
• give preference to boots that are easy to put on and take off.

Despite global warming in the mid-latitudes of Russia, there are still many places in the world where winter remains winter. For those who face real frosts, we have reviewed winter shoes designed for extremely low temperatures.

When buying winter boots for particularly low temperatures, the first thing you should pay attention to is the upper material. His choice is greatly influenced by the intended purpose of the shoes. Take, for example, frequent alternation of temperatures. This is especially true for car travelers, because, one way or another, periodically you have to leave the warm interior to explore the area, and then return inside again. From such movements, snow and ice frozen on the street will melt when it is “plus”. And if the top of the shoe is not designed to withstand water, then the insulation will also get wet, which will significantly affect the comfort of the next “walk.” Rubber boots seem to be good for such a situation, but they are inconvenient to drive a car (well, except for a “loaf”). It is better to choose shoes with a fabric or leather upper, treated with a good water-repellent impregnation or containing a high-quality membrane.

The thermal insert made of natural fur retains heat only when dry. Should not be used when walking for long periods of time

FISHING AND HUNTING
Winter fishing also has special requirements. You have to sit in one place a lot, which means your shoes should be as warm as possible. But at the same time, the fisherman deals with water. There is always a risk that the membrane or impregnation will not withstand its direct impact - and the end of the extraction process. Therefore, it is more logical to choose a rubber top that does not get wet under any conditions. True, since we are talking about severe frosts, the tires must correspond to them - ordinary tires really don’t like low temperatures.

But for hunting or long walks on foot, the material of the upper is not particularly important. The main thing is that the leg feels comfortable when walking. And for this you need, first of all, a well-bending sole. Moreover, it should bend not only in the store, but also at the temperature of intended use.

The correct thermal pad removes moisture from the foot and condenses it on the outer surface. The foil reflects heat inward, creating a thermos effect

THE MAIN THING IS DRY!
The material, of course, is the first thing to start choosing from, but not the main thing. The main thing to consider when choosing shoes for the cold season is their ability to wick moisture away from the foot. Because achieving ideal comfort when it is neither hot nor cold is almost impossible. Therefore, if your feet don’t freeze, they sweat. And increased humidity, even during a short stop, leads to severe cooling. And no insulation will save you. But if the foot remains dry all the time, then even in not the most insulated shoes it will be warm if you move more actively.

And this is where the fun begins. It is clear that it is not so difficult to make fabric or leather boots permeable to moisture from the inside and at the same time protect them from water from the outside. The already mentioned membranes in the upper will cope with this task. But what about tires? After all, she will not be able to learn to “breathe” under any circumstances. And this is where multilayer structures come to the rescue. By the way, these rubber boots are designed for the most extreme temperatures. And all thanks to the complex internal structure. In the Kamik Goliath and Baffin Titan models with a stated operating temperature of minus 70°C and minus 100°C, respectively, the insulation is made of a separate insert like felt boots. It works as a moisture collector and removes it from the foot to its outer surface. There is foil with micro-holes, which condenses moisture, and it flows down to the sole. As a result, the feet remain dry for a long time, and condensation collects in the grooves on the inside of the sole or under the grooved insole. Drying such shoes is also not difficult: the “felt boot” is removed from the rubber boot and dries quite quickly. Due to the large thickness of the insulation, thick sole and rubber, it is inconvenient to walk long distances in them, but they are excellent for passive exposure to the cold.

The ROKS “Antarctica” model is quite close to these heat storage products. But the structure there is different. It is a fabric-leather boot, covered with a rubber galosh underneath. The insulation, just like the rubber representatives, is made in the form of a removable “felt boot” and consists of alternating layers of artificial fibrous materials. The outside of the insert is covered with a layer of foil. The insulation layer of the Antarctica is thinner than that of the Titan and Goliath, so they are designed for more active pastime or less frost.

Bare ice is common in winter. Therefore, the sole should not slip

LIGHTWEIGHT SOPHISTICATED
If you are a fan of movement - hiking, camping, hunting - then massive shoes are not for you. But thin and light does not mean cold. This is confirmed by the Irish Setter SNOW CLAW XT, Columbia TITANIUM BUGABOOT XTM OMNI-TECH, Merrell Winterlude 6 and Snowmotion 6 boots. These models have insulation attached to the top layer. Moisture is removed directly to the surface of the boot due to the “breathable” outer material - fabric or leather. The combination of impregnation and membrane gives the models water-repellent properties. And yet, despite similar general principles, the boots are completely different. Firstly, the minimum temperature. For the Irish Setter SNOW CLAW XT, for example, the stated temperature is down to minus 70°C with active use! The fact is that they use a fairly progressive Insulate insulation with a density of 2000 g/m2, which allows you to achieve this result. Columbia TITANIUM BUGABOOT XTM OMNI-TECH is also quite warm: minus 54°C with active use. But here the Insulate insulation is thinner, “only” 600 g/m2. But Merrell did not follow fashion. They have their own insulation, providing the Winterlude 6 and Snowmotion 6 models with heat resistance down to minus 32°C with a density of 200 g/m2.

Models with natural fur insulation stand apart. This material holds heat well while dry. But the trouble is that with active movement, the legs become too warm and the fur gets wet. After this, you are doomed to constant movement: the slightest stop and the cold will immediately reach your feet, and it will be difficult to warm them without a stove or heater. Natural fur also takes a long time to dry, even compared to very thick inserts made from rubber boots. So these boots are only good for short hikes or long periods of quiet sitting at the hole.

THIS IS SUCH A HEIGHT...
Boots also differ in height. In principle, high-top shoes are preferable for winter to reduce the risk of snow getting inside. But such shoes are less comfortable during active walking. Therefore, some manufacturers make low boots, providing them with attachments for protective gaiters. These are the models from Merrell. Columbia, despite its rather high boots, also has gaiters attached. But Irish Setter believes that the height of its model (up to the middle of the shin) and a tight fit will be enough to protect against deep snow.

The protrusion at the back on some models is a mount for skis or snowshoes. Very useful thing

Since extreme temperatures do not last all winter even in the Arctic, manufacturers also take care of protection from water. Most often in winter it is under a layer of snow, that is, the greatest risk of encountering it is at the bottom of the boot. Therefore, shoes for active pastime are often equipped with “galoshes” on the bottom made of rubber or polymer, which completely prevents getting wet. The upper is made of more permeable materials (models ROKS "Antarctica", Columbia TITANIUM BUGABOOT XTM OMNI-TECH, Merrell Winterlude 6 and Snowmotion 6). The decision is justified, since even the best membrane is not always able to cope with a shoe getting into a puddle.

Yes, if you prefer boots with a tongue, make sure it is sewn in. And even better - it formed a single whole with the ankle boots, forming, as it were, a boot. Only in this case is there a chance that water or snow will not penetrate into the shoes through this weakened area.

PLEASANT FLEXIBILITY
Now that we've sorted out the top and the insides, it's time to move on to inspecting the sole. This element of the shoe must also comply with the conditions of use. If long-term immobility is expected, it is better to choose a sole that is thick and porous from the inside - it will take longer to freeze. But you should understand that you can’t walk much with such a sole, your feet will quickly get tired. Therefore, for lovers of active recreation and running hunting, it is better to choose a sole that is not very thick, but allows the foot to bend easily. But long stops in such shoes are not recommended - your feet will quickly freeze.

In addition to thickness, you should evaluate the grip properties of the sole. The fact that snow in winter is deep and loose is not always true. In open areas, it is usually blown away and an ice platform is exposed. The snow thickness is also thin on the slopes. Therefore, shoes must confidently cling to both ice and uneven soil and be well cleared of snow. Some manufacturers supplement the sole tread with metal spikes. This is the ROKS “Antarctica” model. Some try to adapt the rubber compound to different surfaces and make the tread pattern as aggressive as possible. For example, the Merrell Snowmotion 6 has a 6mm tread depth and heavy-duty lugs on both the underside and sidewalls, just like an off-road tire.

DON'T PASS BY
Every self-respecting manufacturer has its own features that, to one degree or another, increase the comfort of the boots, although this no longer affects the main characteristics so much. True, there are models that are impossible to ignore.

Take, for example, the Irish Setter SHADOWTREK boots. They look like ordinary high boots with a fabric upper. The fact that they do not get wet and protect from frost down to minus 32°C is also not surprising. But they are also light, 680 grams each.

Another model that attracted our attention cannot be fully called winter. It is not designed for severe frosts. But, you must agree, how can a real motorist indifferently pass by rubber boots with the Nokian logo? Even if it is Nokian not Tires, but Footwear. The main thing here is the quality of the rubber upper. The cast construction will not allow ruptures or peeling, the sole stands confidently even on slippery surfaces, and the material itself will withstand frost down to minus 40°C. And the corresponding insulation insert can be purchased separately.

Husky boots ROKS “Antarctica S-162” (2200 RUR)

Rubber galoshes, thick thermal boots, one-piece boot, spikes on the sole.

Suitable for long periods of inactivity in the cold.

Hunting boots HSN “Los”, lightweight (RUB 3,500)

Insert made of felt and natural fur, thick sole, comfortable tightening of the ankle boots.

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The warmest women's winter boots

The rating of the warmest winter boots for women included foot products that have proven their high heat-retaining properties in practice. The list contains mainly Russian companies, since it is the domestic manufacturer who is familiar with our harsh weather conditions during the cold season. Winter shoes lined with high-density natural materials have high thermal insulation properties. However, their disadvantage is low wear resistance, while artificial insulation ensures operation for a longer period and is not much inferior to natural fur or wool in terms of thermal insulation.

10.Baon

Firm Baon produces the warmest women's winter jackets. In boots of this type, the manufacturer uses high-density artificial insulation, which provides comfort and warmth to the feet in harsh weather conditions. The top of the products is made of dense and very durable material with high strength. Also, the upper material is provided with a special impregnation that prevents the shoes from getting wet in wet weather. The ribbed sole of winter boots provides reliable grip on the surface even in icy conditions.

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is a shoe company engaged in the production of very warm winter shoes. There are a lot of female models in the presented collection. When producing winter foot products, the company uses natural materials. Many models are lined with high-density natural wool fur, which makes the boots especially warm. Ego shoes have an ideal price-quality ratio and also have a stylish modern design.

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It produces sports-type women's winter boots that are quite warm and can be worn at temperatures down to minus 25 degrees. The warmest model is considered to be a stylish linen called ORGANZA II OMNI-HEAT. The top of the product is made of very durable and wear-resistant material. The density of the insulation used is 200 grams, which is made using a special technology that ensures heat reflection, which in turn completely protects the feet from the cold. A special membrane design completely prevents moisture from entering inside and is also capable of removing it from the inside. This way your feet stay warm and dry in any weather and at any level of activity. The lugged rubber outsole provides reliable traction even on very slippery surfaces.

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is a Russian shoe company that produces women's winter boots. Most of the models presented in the collection are made exclusively from natural materials and are characterized by high thermal insulation properties. In addition, the boots of this company are very stylish, so they are often chosen by fashionistas. The quality of tailoring and materials used is at a high level. That is why the products of this manufacturer are famous for their high wear resistance and durability. In addition, MARCHPARADE shoes are in the middle price category, so they are available to a wide range of buyers.

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- the warmest women's ankle boots from the Ecco company. The upper of the product is made of natural nubuck, made using Hydromax technology, which ensures complete waterproofness. Inside, the ankle boots have high quality faux fur combined with natural wool, which has high heat-retaining properties. The sole, made of polyurethane, has high shock-absorbing properties, and the treads on it provide reliable grip even on slippery surfaces. This model is characterized by high strength and durability, which is confirmed by customer reviews.

5. BERG

BERG produces high-quality and very warm women's winter shoes. Boots from a domestic manufacturer have a reasonable price, and the materials used in production are natural leather and high-density fur. Berg shoes are distinguished by their high wear resistance and, accordingly, durability. The sole of many models in the collection has a treaded design, which ensures stability when walking even in icy conditions.

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is a Russian company that produces shoes. This manufacturer has earned great popularity in the Russian market. The Ralph Ringer collection presents a huge variety of women's winter boots, which are produced taking into account the harsh Russian frosts. That is why you will feel warm and comfortable in winter shoes from this company. The company gained its popularity due to the high quality of materials used in sewing products, which ensure the durability of shoes. The boots from this company have excellent value for money.

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- manufacturer of very warm winter women's shoes. Many models presented in the collection have a warm interior made of high-density wool fur. The boots of this company are not only warm, but also cozy, as many consumers note. Almi shoes not only retain heat well, but are also reliable and durable. The boots are sewn conscientiously, and the materials used in production also boast unsurpassed quality.

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– Russian manufacturer of very warm winter women's boots. Many of the models presented by the company have natural interior finishing and an insole made of wool. These shoes combine style from Italian designers and high heat-retaining properties suitable for harsh climatic conditions from Russian manufacturers. The collection features a restrained color palette with a minimum of decor. The company focused primarily on the quality of products and their properties.

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– the warmest women's winter shoes from a Russian manufacturer. The company has been producing high-quality and warm boots for more than a decade and a half. The materials used in the production of high boots are exclusively natural. The inside of the boots is made of very dense sheep wool. Additionally, heat-insulating materials are also used in production. With such insulation, your feet will not be afraid of any frost. In addition to high heat-retaining properties, high fur boots from a Russian manufacturer are durable. These shoes will last for more than 3-4 seasons. Then the thermal insulation of the boots deteriorates as natural fabrics are subject to wear and tear. All the company's high boots are not only very warm and durable, but also stylish.

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In different regions of our large homeland, winter manifests itself in its own way. In the south, snow falls only a few times during the winter and melts quickly; in the middle zone, a snowy winter lasts several months, with severe frosts usually lasting two to three weeks; and there are also regions where the heating season begins at the end of August-September and ends only in June. Sometimes a “black blizzard” happens here, when the snow blows so hard that nothing can be seen at arm’s length.

One way or another, most residents of our country have to think about buying warm and comfortable winter shoes. This question is especially relevant for mothers who walk with babies in strollers and on playgrounds. To stay healthy during sedentary walks, you have to follow the saying: “Keep your feet warm!” So, today we will talk about ourselves and the child.

To resolve this issue, Motherhood.ru decided to turn to “cold experts” from different countries with harsh climates and compare their products.

Russia

In the northern regions of Russia, practical, warm shoes made from affordable materials have been used for many centuries. For example, high boots- shoes for very cold climates. For their production, the peoples of the Far North used and still use deer and dog fur. In the Soviet Union, these shoes were actively used for northern expeditions and were part of the uniform of military pilots.

Another type of warm footwear in our north is Pima. They are similar to high boots. These shoes were originally made with natural leather and fur soles. It is well suited for the conditions of the Far North: dry and frosty. But in urban conditions it’s no longer like that.

But to this day, another traditional winter shoe is popular -. A century and a half ago, felt boots were supplemented with galoshes, which made them quite comfortable for city streets.

Modern designers have creatively reworked the experience of their ancestors and offer consumers elegant and stylishly decorated models. Instead of out-of-fashion galoshes.

Trademark "Kotofey" produces felt boots for both small children and adults. They are warm enough and your feet don't sweat. Many models have protective parts against getting wet - on the heel and toe. The price category is quite acceptable: 1300-2000 rubles.

The Kotofeya assortment also includes waterproof membrane boots. There are models with so-called wool fur inside. The manufacturer recommends these shoes for the demi-season and winter. They are quite good down to minus 10 degrees - the usual winter temperature in Moscow.

Magnitogorsk Shoe factory "Foma" very popular among northerners. This factory is over 70 years old. Warm felt boots with sheep's wool inside, untovalenki and high fur boots are produced here. Prices for untovalenki and high fur boots are slightly higher than for felt boots. On average, children's high boots cost from 2,500 rubles, women's from 4,000.

Domestic manufacturer of shoes for hunting, fishing and tourism "All-terrain vehicle" released cute white boots for women “Umka” made of EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate). This is a durable elastic material, quite light - a pair weighs about 700 grams, waterproof and frost-resistant. The manufacturer claims frost resistance down to minus 40 degrees. Inside such a boot there is a whole system of insulation. The cost of a pair is about 2000 rubles.

Finland

Finnish brand "Kuoma" has proven itself well in Russian frosts and has long been loved by Russian mothers. The assortment includes felt boots, boots with a membrane and warm low shoes. Prices for children's products start from 2,000 rubles, for warm women's shoes - from 4,000 rubles. You can read it on our forum.

Branded shoes "Reima"- these are insulated rubber boots, membrane shoes, analogues of our felt boots. Prices for children's shoes on average start from 2,500 rubles. read on our forum.

Australia

The place of origin of Ugg boots is disputed by Australia and New Zealand. Initially, these shoes were used by farmers and military pilots, since it was very cold in an unheated plane.

UGG Australia produces popular all over the world ugg boots made from natural sheepskin fur. They are light and warm. However, orthopedists do not recommend wearing such shoes because the soles are too flat and even, which negatively affects the foot and even the posture of their owner. These shoes do not provide adequate support for the leg, which also affects the position of the ankle and the entire pelvic girdle, and as a result, leads to problems with the spine. It's worth thinking about, isn't it? You can familiarize yourself with “Native” ugg boots on average costing from 6,000 rubles.

Italy

Membrane shoes of the Skandia trademark are equipped with a three-layer insole, a waterproof surface, and meet orthopedic requirements. The manufacturer claims the shoes are frost-resistant down to minus 30 degrees. But these properties of the shoe are disputed in some consumer forums. on the Maternity.ru forum.

USA

"Irish Setter" produces “work” shoes and shoes for extreme conditions, including severe frosts. But these are shoes for men. They don't have offers for women and children. If you are ready for a similar design, then check out the brand in hunting and fishing stores.

"Columbia"- This is not only clothing for sports and leisure, warm overalls and jackets, but also insulated shoes. It is quite neat and can be worn with jeans and urban-style clothes. Read