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Winter is coming and you know what this means: rain and snow. Before you head out on your winter trips, make sure you have a good pair of women’s waterproof boots. For a bit of function and fashion, here are our five top picks for women’s waterproof boots!
Women’s Waterproof Boots
When buying winter boots, prioritize warmth. It’s no fun to have cold wet toes while sightseeing. It will put a damper on your trip – literally.
Make sure that the pair you choose fits well, is lightweight, feels comfortable, and goes with all your outfits. Remember to leave room in your luggage in case you have to pack them away too.
Start by reading these general tips on choosing the best shoes for travel:
- 10 Steps to Packing the Best Travel Shoes
- The Importance of Packing the Best Shoes for Travel
- Don’t Break these Travel Shoe Rules
- Where to Shop for Comfort Shoes
Here are our top picks for women’s waterproof boots:
Teva
This stunning pair of boots look and feel like leather and have riding boot design. Teva infused the De La Vina with a patented rubber outsole for better traction, and an insole cushioning for comfort.
Every time I walk into an outdoor shop I have to stop myself from buying these boots since I don’t need more than one pair on my long term travels. They look good and the color goes with everything. These are my top pick! Buy it here!
If you’re looking for a more classic ankle boot style, opt for their Delavina ankle boot. These have the look of a versatile ankle boot with the functionality equipped in all of Teva’s products. With a lightweight feel and high quality, waterproof leather, these great for the active and stylish traveler! Buy it here!
We love ankle boots for travel. These are our top picks!
Travvy Tall Waterproof Snow Boot
Merrell
A pair of boots created for the girls-on-the-go, this design boasts leather upper and a patented material that seals moisture out. Zippered closures for easy on and off, while a mesh lining ensures proper odor treatment for the boot.
Merrell Travvy is also design with a comfortable midsole and an arch shank for optimal comfort. I’ve heard great things about these boots and are a classic look with a touch of edge with the back detail. Buy it here!
Captiva Buckle-Down Waterproof Boot
If you prefer more of a moto boot style than the Travvy, we recommend the Captiva, which is a buckle down waterproof boot. This casual yet oh-so-comfortable boot delivers a perfect balance of refined and rugged to match your on-the-go travel lifestyle. You can easily pair these with dresses and skirts or jeans and leggings! Buy it here!
Minx Mid II Omni-Heat Winter Boot
Columbia
Columbia is a highly respected brand that we can always count on for reliable, outdoor apparel. And luckily for us travel fashion girls, many of their designs keep style in mind as well.
Equipped with omni-heat technology, advanced traction outsole, and a generous 200 grams of insulation, their Minx Mid-II winter boot is sure to keep your feet happy on winter travels.
A heat trapping reflective lining also helps to keep the warmth in while stylish quilting and a faux fur collar makes this boot a total stunner. Buy it here!
Here are more women’s waterproof boots to choose from!
Timberland
These women’s waterproof boots are made with premium leather and created for the women who intends to look stylish on her outdoor trips in the snow.
The Hope boots are designed with fabric upper and microfiber fur lining from recycled materials for extra warmth. Its leather make is a plus; the material is made from a tannery with a high rating for its production processes. LOVE the Tobacco color – super versatile! Buy it here!
Keen
The “Elsa” waterproof winter boot from Keen is one that you can be certain won’t be going out of style anytime soon. With 100 grams of insulation and heat-reflecting strobel, these will keep your feet warm and your outfit on point.
In addition to its thermal features, its mesh lining offers breathability while its textile upper and waterproof leather effectively repels water from various sources.
The sherpa collar gives off a lovely winter flare, and its versatile silhouette will nicely complement many of your cold weather getups.
There are a lot of fun colors and prints from which to choose, but obviously you can never go wrong with a classic black either! Choose whatever suits your style and stay fabulous all season long. Buy it here!
Sorel
The Joan of Arctic boot from Sorel combines style with function seamlessly. A sherpa pile snow cuff offers plush warmth while its lace up design allows for an adjustable fit.
Vulcanized rubber soles ensure a good grip, and the lined canvas helps keep everything nice and sturdy. And because they’re Sorel, they’re perfect for the active traveler looking to enjoy some snow sports on their journey. Buy it here!
Sorel Tivoli III
Our readers always are recommending boots from Sorel as being perfect for traveling in the colder months. The leather and suede design of the Sorel Tivoli boots with the soft microfleece lining will keep your feet cozy and warm, no matter how chilly it gets.
Our readers particularly like these cold-weather boots for traveling to more extreme winter destinations, such as Iceland. One reader says she spent two weeks in Iceland when it was hit by the biggest snow storm in 40 years, and her Tivoli boots kept her toasty and dry.
Here’s a quick overview of these women’s waterproof boots:
Teva De La Vina Boot |
This stunning pair of boots look and feel like leather and have riding boot design. Teva infused the De La Vina with a patented rubber outsole for better traction, and an insole cushioning for comfort. | Check Price | |
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Teva Delavina Ankle Boot |
f you’re looking for a more classic ankle boot style, opt for their Delavina ankle boot. These have the look of a versatile ankle boot with the functionality equipped in all of Teva’s products. | Check Price | |
Merrell Travvy Tall Waterproof Snow Boot |
A pair of boots created for the girls-on-the-go, this design boasts leather upper and a patented material that seals moisture out. | Check Price | |
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Merrell Captiva Buckle-Down Waterproof Boot |
If you prefer more of a moto boot style than the Travvy, we recommend the Captiva, which is a buckle down waterproof boot. | Check Price | |
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Columbia Minx Mid II Omni-Heat Winter Boot |
Equipped with omni-heat technology, advanced traction outsole, and a generous 200 grams of insulation, their Minx Mid-II winter boot is sure to keep your feet happy on winter travels. | Check Price | |
Timberland Hope Mid Waterproof Boot |
The Hope boots are designed with fabric upper and microfiber fur lining from recycled materials for extra warmth. | Check Price | |
Keen Elsa WP Winter Boot |
The “Elsa” waterproof winter boot from Keen is one that you can be certain won’t be going out of style anytime soon. | Check Price | |
Sorel Joan of Arctic Boot |
The Joan of Arctic boot from Sorel combines style with function seamlessly. A sherpa pile snow cuff offers plush warmth while its lace up design allows for an adjustable fit. | Check Price | |
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Sorel Tivoli III High Boot |
The leather and suede design of the Sorel Tivoli boots with the soft microfleece lining will keep your feet cozy and warm, no matter how chilly it gets. | Check Price |
What do you recommend for women’s waterproof boots for winter? Share it in the comments!
For more tips on travel shoes, please read:
- 2014 Gotta Have Boots for Fall and Winter Travels
- Flat Boots for Travel: Our Fall/Winter ’13 Must Have Picks!
- Best Travel Shoes: Womens Leather Boots
- Shoe Care Tips for Winter
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During the Nordstrom sale you recommended Blondo waterproof ankle boots. Who knew suede could be waterproof? Bought them for an upcoming trip to U.K. & Ireland. Love them! Comfortable and great looking. I highly recommend them.
I love these
Rockport Women’s Tristina Gore Boot
Got mine on Amazon.
I’ll check them out, thanks!
I love those Timberland ones – they look warm, practical and cute which is a rare combination. I think as well as being warm and waterproof, it’s so important to find boots with really good grip. I’ve found it really hard to get these in the UK but on mainland Europe they make their shoes with much more practical soles. I’ve spent far too many weekends in snowy destinations slipping & sliding on icy cobblestones. It’s just not worth it!
That’s true. In Italy and Spain it seemed as if the shoes were made for cobblestones. Cotswold and other outdoor shops to carry similar styles including the Teva and North Face. Stop by next time you see one 🙂