![]() With 100 percent waterproof materials and construction (including a gusseted tongue and seam-sealed nubuck, leather, and suede uppers) it came as no surprise that the boots passed our waterproofing test with flying colors. The Details: Sizes 7 to 14 | Leather and suede upper, Heatseeker Eco insulation, EVA midsole, rubber outsole | 3.1 poundsĪn oddly placed logo on one of the tongues had us questioning the brand’s attention to detail.ĭesigned for all-season versatility, the Huckberry All-Weather Duck Boots look as good on city streets as they do on the trail. Otherwise we found them comfortable with plenty of ankle support. We should share that our test pair had an odd crease in the right boot that made it somewhat irritating however, we believe this to be an isolated issue. The surface control rubber outsole promises reliable traction even in subzero conditions, while a heel clip and D-ring make them snowshow- and gaiter-compatible. The boots aced our waterproofing tests with their full-grain leather and suede uppers and flexible, molded TPU shell. They’re also much lighter than other comparable styles, making it possible to wear them for any length of time without getting fatigued. Our initial impression of the boots’ materials, construction, and overall aesthetic was excellent. ![]() ![]() With this in mind, we recommend them for extra chilly conditions and activities ranging from sledding to ice fishing or winter hiking. Updated to be lighter and more comfortable than older models, The North Face Chilkat V 400 Boots boast 400 grams of Heatseeker Eco insulation: the brand’s warmest. With 400 grams of insulation and fairly limited breathability, they’re best suited to extreme cold. The Details: Sizes 7 to 15 | Nylon upper, felt inner and midsole, vulcanized rubber outsole The bottom line? We loved these boots so much we found ourselves wishing for bad weather just so we could wear them. And the felt midsole and removable inner boot felt comfortable from the first wear, balancing snug arch and ankle support with a roomy toe-box. ![]() The herringbone outsole provides tremendous grip even on slippery surfaces. These boots are also surprisingly lightweight given their all-season performance and durability. Our feet never once got wet despite actively seeking out puddles to jump in, and the boots showed no signs of wear and tear at the end of testing. We were impressed by the high-quality materials and construction, including a seam-sealed, waterproof nylon upper and a vulcanized rubber shell. The Details: Sizes 7 to 14 | Leather and vulcanized rubber upper, fleece lining, DuraWarm insulation, EPX footbed, EVA midsole, rubber outsoleĪlthough we didn’t experience any leaks because of it, it’s worth keeping in mind that the boots’ laces and zips are not waterproof.Īvailable in six on-trend colorways from tobacco/black to sage/dark moss, the Sorel Men’s 1964 Pac Nylon Boots are timelessly stylish, complementing your winter wardrobe while also keeping you protected from whatever the weather throws at you. Choose one of two widths for the perfect fit. A sturdy nylon shank adds to the boots’ overall durability, making them an investment that’s likely to last many seasons. We tested them on mud, wet grass, and a creek crossing without any slippage - and without a drop of moisture reaching the inside. We found that the fully cushioned EVA midsole and removable EPX footbed provided ample arch and ankle support, while the deeply lugged rubber outsole offers impressive traction on a variety of terrains. The boots are designed to keep the cold out, with a cozy fleece lining and 100 grams of DuraWarm insulation. A moisture-wicking mesh lining keeps things breathable even when performing arduous yard work, and we were still comfortable after several hours of continuous wear. They fit just right with winter socks and felt broken in right out of the box. Available in black or cognac, the boots look great, too. We loved that the waterproof full-grain leather and vulcanized rubber uppers are built to withstand the elements with virtually no signs of wear and tear at the end of our test periods. The Wolverine Men’s Torrent Trek EPX Waterproof Insulated Chelsea boots impressed us across the board during testing. We found them a little heavy compared to other waterproof styles we tried.
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