Tips When Buying Winter Boots For Women
Living in the south, I don’t usually need tips when buying winter boots for women.  However, this year we have had some really cold and wet weather that is expected to turn to snow, sleet and ice soon.  Bearing that in mind, I knew my family was going to need good boots for the weather.  My husband and son each have boots that would be fine in that weather, by Caitlin and I don’t.  It has been a while since I had a need for winter boots, and I wasn’t sure what to even look for.  Here are some great suggestions I found:

Tips When Buying Winter Boots For Women

  • Tread: Obviously you would need a very good tread to navigate the icy surfaces one will encounter with nasty weather.  The best tread is an overall covering of the bottom of the boot.  Be sure to check this area carefully as many of the boots available for women do not have an overall thread.
  • Waterproof:  A good snow boot is going to be waterproof and if there is any doubt, don’t buy it.  Remember when you are outside in snowy and wet weather, not only do you need to stay dry for comfort, but for health reasons as well.  Not only can you get ill if your feet are wet and cold for any length of time, but you can also be in danger of frostbite given the right circumstances.
  • Lightweight: If you are out theretrudging through the snow, you don’t want to be weighed down with a heavy boot.  You can’t exactly be dashing through the snow if you have a heavy boot on your tootsies!
  • Support:  Walking through snow is much like walking through sand, therefore making it slightly difficult to take a step.  With you working a bit harder to pick up your feet in order to step, you need a boot with good support.  If you are in the wrong pair of boots, spraining an ankle is a real possibility.
  • Fit: If you were to combine all of the above, none will matter much if you are wearing a pair of ill-fitting boots. If your boots do not fit correctly and if you combine that with the weather conditions, you can hurt yourself.  If there is one brand that will absolutely deliver on each of the above levels, it will be Teva.  Teva has been a favorite of many for a lot of years and they are still making the best looking and most well-made footwear for outdoor lovers world-wide.

High Quality Boots For Women

High Quality Boots For Women

If you are looking for high quality boots for women and men alike, Teva is a great place to look.  I have been a fan of Teva shoes for years and they keep surprising me with their cutting edge designs and durable materials.  I have some Teva shoes that are older than my kids, which should tell you something!  I chose the Women’s Jordanelle ($170.00) in hot pink for Caitlin.  Caitlin’s school has outdoor breezeways between classes and with the weather turning slippery; I wanted her to have a good pair of boots.  Not only are these boots fantastic looking, but they are so lightweight and comfortable that you won’t believe it!  I love the removable lining and the waterproof outer layer of the Jordanelle.  An added bonus is that if Caitlin wanted to wear the boots to school but change into sneakers, the Jordanelle will fold down and fit nicely in her back pack!  I know, right?!  If you want to purchase some solidly built, good looking and affordable boots, Teva has you covered.

One reader will receive one pair of the Jordanelle ($170.00) in their choice of color and size, depending on availability.

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  71. I thought that the Women’s Terra Fi Lite shoes looked comfy and kinda cool looking. i would like to get me self a pair of those 😀

  97. I like the Jordanelles, but I’m in Michigan – whichever will keep my feet dry and warm are my favorites!

  110. I would love the Jordanelle or the Vero boot. My sons and husband have boots. I don’t and these are cute and functional.

  146. My favorite product is actually the Jordanelle boots in Grey. I have been wanting them since I first found out about them

  165. I LOVE the Jordanelle boots, tried a friend’s on this winter and fell in love. I’m much like your daughter, I would totally go for the hot pink which would just look awesome and make me more visible when I’m out late at night. 🙂

  223. I love the Afton boot. That’s my daughter’s name and the boot would be perfect for either one of us.

  236. I really like the Little Cloud boots. I am so in need of winter boots. I have none and using my sneakers is problematic, not to mention dangerous as they are without tread

  256. Don’t want to think about winter any more so I like Women’s Kayenta Studded in blue. I have a pair of Teva sandal and I love them.

  336. I know I should be looking at the boots but hey i want to put my feet in the sand so therefore i like the Women’s Olowahu shoe

  342. I had a hard time narrowing it down to one item, but I love the Vero Boot in brown. I drive school bus for special need children & operated a lift, so a good boot would be great living here in New England, Ma

  364. Women’s Lenawee WP
    those are nice! they need a higher gram on them though..my 200g lasted 2.5 hours w/o toe warmers. these are 200g too

  387. I think the Mush Atoll Ankle Boot is really cute. I like ankle boots since I’m short. I think they’re a better balance as they don’t
    “cut you off” visually in the wrong place.

  405. The Jordanelle – they look warm, and look like they have good traction – it can get very slippery in the snow and the ice!

  434. My favorite product is the Teva Jordanelle boots in BLACK. They would be a Godsend to send to my sister Renee, who is low income and lives in the city of Philadelphia (brrrr cold even her apt is freezing!) and she has no car and has to walk long distances to go to work or run errands in all kinds of harsh weather. These boots are not only cute and fashionable, but so importantly they are also waterproof and insulated agains the cold!

    Thank you to you and the sponsor for this generous giveaway prize opportunity.

  477. I lived and worked in boots most of my adult life. I had many I took along to keep changing as I went along to stay dry inside and out. I’d give these to folks in the North.

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