Women's Snow Boots - Wide Toe Box Winter Boots - Lace Up Sneaker Boots

These women's snow boots are fur lined lace up winter boots with a quilted, water-repellent upper, a soft sneaker-style sole and deep rubber lugs for packed snow. The warm lining runs all the way up the shaft, so your feet and ankles stay warm on the dog walk, school drop-off and the long wait at the bus stop.

The quilted textile upper is water-repellent, so wet snow and slush bead off instead of soaking in. Inside, a soft plush lining wraps your foot from the toes to the top of the collar, and the cushioned midsole takes the jar out of hard, frozen sidewalks. The laces run to the top of the shaft, so you can snug the fit around your ankle and keep snow out.

Worried a snug winter boot means cramped toes once the thick socks go on? The wide toe box gives your toes room to spread, so a chunky wool sock fits without pinching and your feet stay warm instead of going numb. On packed snow, where flat soles skid, the deep lugs bite in, so you walk normally instead of shuffling. It is the comfort of your favorite sneakers with the warmth of a proper snow boot, so you can stay warm and steady from the front door to the last stop.

Key Features:

• A warm plush lining runs up the whole shaft to keep feet and ankles warm while you stand still in the cold.
• The wide toe box leaves room for thick winter socks without pinching your toes.
• Deep rubber lugs grip packed snow and frosty sidewalks where flat soles slide.
• A water-repellent quilted textile upper sheds wet snow and slush on winter walks.
• The cushioned sneaker-style midsole softens every step on hard frozen ground.
• Laces that run to the top of the shaft snug the fit around your ankle and help keep snow out.
• Soft plush trim around the collar seals out cold air and blowing snow.
• Four colors to choose from in Beige, Black, White and Light Gray.

Terrabound makes practical kit for everyday walks in real winter weather.

Pair them with our merino wool socks for the coldest mornings, and add our microspikes when the sidewalks turn to ice.