Crafted from a water-resistant 100% recycled nylon with a PU rubber touch coating, sitting back to our best-selling Intrepid rubber touch snow boots and bag range, for a complete snow look. The aforementioned lightness is a very real benefit when you’re power-walking to make the school bell—I definitely felt quicker on my feet and not bogged down with pounds of non-slip sole. The high neck provides extra insulation on breezy days and the zipped double side pockets can hold small valuables. Formed of natural rubber, each pair is made from 28 hand-cut parts and assembled over three days on an aluminium last bespoke to Hunter, before being vulcanised for superior protection. The second the snow fell, I immediately took these out on a trail walk with my family over the weekend.

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I like how the boots have a bit of a chunky look to them, almost like moon boots but not so in-your-face.I purposely walked in puddles in the name of this review and can fully vouch for their waterproofing. There’s a neat drawstring at the top of the boot that allows you to tighten it around your leg to keep the heat in more effectively, which I’m sure I’ll appreciate as the temperatures continue to drop. After the walk, I was able to kick them off with ease, thanks to the little kick-spur-inspired detail at the heel.

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The Intrepid Puffers offer superior protection from the elements on winter excursions with an internal carry strap to allow for effortless travel. I never felt nervous walking around, even on ice, because of the high-grip outer sole, which is such a fun bright red colour! Featuring the Hunter Original tread pattern, and a comfortable polyester lining, this classic matte navy waterproof boot is a rainy-day necessity. Featuring the Hunter Original tread pattern, and a comfortable polyester lining, this men's waterproof boot with a classic black matte finish is a wet weather necessity.Featuring the Hunter Original tread pattern, an updated 100% recycled polyester lining and insole, this seasonal light pink waterproof boot is a rainy-day necessity. I don’t usually go for white snow boots—anyone who has trudged through the streets of Toronto in mid-February can attest to how filthy they would get—but I couldn’t resist this particular cream-coloured pair with its shearling, red lace and rubber sole combo.

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But this season, I’ve wanted to change it up and add a pop of colour to my usually neutral-hued winter wear.

The Hunter X Kenzo Women's Lace-Up Duck Boot is the epitome of fashion-forward design fused with unwavering functionality, offering you a footwear experience like no other. The new range includes knee-high or mid-calf winter boots designed to clomp into temps as low as -25C, adorned with interesting textures like puffer uppers (like a parka for your ankles), fuzzy vegan shearling and sleek neoprene. Featuring the Hunter Original tread pattern, and a comfortable polyester lining, this glossy black waterproof boot is a rainy-day necessity. Constructed from 100% recycled ripstop nylon with a UV finish, this off white jacket features an elasticated hem and toggle cuffs to keep out cold breezes. The traditional leather is replaced with rubber, the elastic portion swapped for neoprene and the lug sole is extra-chunky.

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Designed to shield and protect from the elements, the Original Tall Wellington Boot has been at the heart of the Hunter Original brand since its introduction in 1956. The new and improved Hunter Original Chelsea Boot has an even more optimum fit to maximise all-day comfort. Very soft and great for when I’m walking to a workout class in leggings and don’t want to expose my legs to the cold.I thought I’d be able to slip into these in a millisecond, which is handy for getting out the door fast, but I find it takes a bit more wiggling to get my feet all the way in, something I think will speed up as the shaft loosens and softens up with wear.