WOMEN'S WINTER BOOTS & SHOES
Winter. Snow sports and snow days. Wet mittens, slick pavement, and snowflakes that fall (and melt and refreeze) on your nose and eyelashes. If it’s your favourite month, we salute you. If it’s not, we’re here to make it bearable. Our women’s winter boots and shoes are all about insulated warmth, ice-ready traction and waterproof and water-resistant builds. So lace up your boots (or just slip them on), head out the door, and put the truck in 4-low to get yourself to the trailhead. Not sure which shoe is The One? Read on and all will be revealed.
“I’M LOOKING FOR A HEAVY DUTY, DO EVERYTHING, NO EXCUSES WINTER BOOT.”
Deep powder snowshoeing or strapping down a tree to the roof rack, the Revel IV winter hiking boot is the renaissance woman of winter footwear. Turns out dogs love them too! Why? Because they’re so comfy that four out of five dogs get walked way more than usual in nasty winter weather (note: dog statistics are an estimation based on happy barks). Built with KEEN.WARM insulation and a KEEN.DRY waterproof breathable membrane, they keep feet toasty and feeling fresh so you can focus on tackling that glacier trail (or carrying two to-go trays of coffee across an icy parking lot).
When the forecast is calling for rain, snow, and graupel (it’s a thing! Really!) and you just need to get where you need to go, our bestselling Terradora pull-on boot will be the one on the top of the pile at your front door. A KEEN.DRY waterproof membrane blocks the wet while the KEEN.WARM-insulated quilted design keeps toes toasty in -25°f/-32°C temps. With a sneaker-like fit and easy on-and-off design, you may even forget you’re wearing snow boots.
Speaking of women's insulated boots, our KEEN.WARM insulation is available from 100 to 400 grams, which translates to temperature ratings from -4°F/-20°C to -40°F/-40°C. Boots with an insulated footbed, such as our Thermal Heat Shield Footbed, will retain even more warmth.
"These arrived just a day before our first real storm of the year, and I haven't taken them off since the snow started falling. They are wonderfully comfortable… and have a great tread on snow and ice without being too heavy.” - Karen
Pro tip: The Terradora winter boot fits best on a narrower foot. If you’re looking for an even more snug fit, check out the lace-up versions that can be tightened to better hug the foot.
“I’M LOOKING FOR A MORE STYLISH WINTER BOOT, SOMETHING WITH SNEAKER APPEAL.”
The winter boots and shoes are designed with happy feet in mind. Check out all our cold-weather styles.
