Ladies warm winter snow boots

[Woody girl]

I'm looking for some new winter boots. I have a pair of lace up ones, but I'm struggling with the laces. I always stiffen up in winter and find bending to lace them up difficult, so I'm looking for zip up or velcro snow boot type thing possibly with faux fur lining for warmth as my feet get cold easily. I'm rural, so often have to do some puddle splashing, so need to be waterproof aswell.
My present boots are hand me downs, and on their last legs... or should that be feet.
Most I've looked at so far are lace up.
Also, not too expensive, under £50
Any suggestions, or lady spousal recommendations please?

 

[Toddy]

I haven't found truly waterproof ones for much above a high welt.
That said, the ones I have found are fine in mud and on ice and not terribly deep puddles.
Cheap too. Mountain warehouse, and if you time it right, they'll take even more money off.

I have these ones, but I'm eyeing up the long snow boots for extra warmth.

Welland Wellingtons Womens | Mountain Warehouse GB

www.mountainwarehouse.com

Icey Womens Long Snow Boots | Mountain Warehouse GB

www.mountainwarehouse.com

 

[Woody girl]

Those first ones look good, and a good price too. Thanks. I'll look into them.

 

[Tengu]

Im surprised you havent found some at the charity shop; I have seen loads.

 

[Woody girl]

I've been looking for months! Either they are not my size or too narrow. I have wide feet as I spend a lot of time in the summer barefoot. Most women's boots are quite narrow.
My friend j and I saw a lovely pair on Saturday in the charity shop, my size, leather, faux fur lined, good grip, and almost new, for only £20. I was devastated that they were just so narrow and pointy. Just didn't fit right. Far too tight across the toes.
I need round toe to be comfy. Almost impossible to find round toes as they are not "fashionable."

 

[Toddy]

I feel your pain. Another barefoot Summer walking around person here too.

I just wanted quick on, easy on, comfortable, safe on ice, warm boots.
These worked. Didn't scrunch my toes, go on easily, are warm, and they're really waterproof at least up to the join of fabric and rubbery stuff. There after, well, it's fabric. If it bothers me I'll find the fabsil.

I got mine with a voucher off too, so I think I was just over the twenty quid, but it's just your luck on the day.
They do really good returns though if they don't suit.

M

 

[Tengu]

You need mens boots.

 

[Toddy]

....I usually wear a size 4, with two pairs of socks......

 

[GreyCat]

You need mens boots.

Indeed.

I wear mens boots. But then I take a mens size 7.5 to 8, so not so difficult to find.....I can see that a wide size 4 would be VERY difficult to find......

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