The 10 Best Winter Boots

Canadian eight-layer liner rated to −148°F. Nothing warmer is sold to civilians.

Ely, Minnesota-made moosehide and wool — the warmest dry-cold boot, and you can walk 20 miles in them.

The classic since 1972. Removable felt liner, waterproof rubber shell, and it still works.

Swedish, resoleable, and built for pulk-hauling. Their sewn-in liner system is unique.

Bozeman-made pac boot with a rebuildable leather upper and a genuinely grippy outsole.

Canadian-made, −40°C rated, and the best value in a real winter boot.

Italian mountaineering boot with an integrated gaiter. The technical answer for winter alpine travel.

Pull-on overboots that turn any boot into a winter boot. The most versatile item here.

Eight millimeters of neoprene. The pick for wet cold, chores, and standing in slush.

Norwegian-made, BC-binding compatible, and the best boot for ski-and-walk winter trips.