Active Winter Hiking Boots


An active hiking boot is best for, you guessed it, hiking in the winter! These models feature a snug lacing system and rigid upper that allows a more precise fit and better overall stability on technical terrain.


The rigidity also helps you to kick steps into steep snowy slopes and works well with a pair of snow boots.

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These boots are designed for activity and are often quite breathable, wicking away moisture to keep feet dry and warm all day long.

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Traction should be bomber, compared to most winter boots, biting into the hillside. Winter hiking boots typically have softer rubber soles and deeper lugs, grabbing technical terrain with rocks and logs better than other types of boots.

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The downside? They are typically techier looking and take more time to get on and off. They are often shorter to facilitate movement, so you may need gaiters to keep the snow out, and their streamlined construction means that you don't float as high in deep snow. But if you're like to stay super active even when the snow flies, this is your category.





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