When stationary: -6°C
When moving: -14°C
Limit temperature: -28°C

Warmth

Breathable and waterproof to keep your feet dry.

Waterproof

Tread with Snow Contact technology: sole materials and tread pattern for snow.

Grip

The position and depth of the 4 mm (0.16”) lugs provide traction in snow.

Traction

Wide opening with adjustment hook and loop fastener for comfort

Easy dressing

Designed for winter hiking on packed snow and getting around town in temperatures as low as -28°C. Warm, practical and waterproof thanks to their membrane.

Condition

Frequency

type of lining

Season

comfort temperature

Weather Conditions

Sock Height

Place of Practice

Outsole Technology

Boots Type

Lining Material

Playing Surface

Foot Width

Boot Height

Tightening Type

Main Material

Fastener Type

The warm, insulated lining protects your feet from the cold in temperatures as low as -28°C. Lab- and field-tested with hikers. We approved the comfort temperature both at rest and while walking, as this can vary significantly: -6°C when stationary and -14°C when walking. We also considered how men and women feel the cold differently.

Are these boots warm enough for winter hikes?

These boots have a membrane to guarantee waterproofing and breathability. A membrane is a very fine component (5 to 25 micrometres) on the inside of a fabric that prevents water from entering but allows moisture to escape.

How do my boots protect me from outdoor conditions?

We made sure that your boots are waterproof by conducting lab tests to simulate walking with the boots half-submerged in water. We also conducted field tests to measure wear and aging. 

Are my boots 100% waterproof?

Traction depends on the number and shape of the lugs. The grip depends on the materials of the sole and the tread pattern, like car tires. Traction optimizes propulsion, prevents slipping when going uphill, and stabilizes the boot. 
Grip prevents the boot from slipping and skidding on smooth ground or in demanding conditions (rain, snow, and ice).

What is the difference between traction and grip?

This product was lab-tested by our engineers to ensure your total satisfaction. We tested the following elements: tear resistance of eyelets and straps, bonding, toxicology, abrasion resistance of outsole and upper components, and accelerated aging.

Will my boots withstand regular use over the long term?

To stay warm when hiking in the winter, we recommend the following: 
Warmth: wear warm socks 
(ideally with a suitable percentage of wool).
Breathability: choose socks based on the intensity of the hike and, to minimize moisture, make sure they’re breathable.
Boot height: the height of the sock should correspond to the height of the boot—for more protection, choose higher socks.

How do I choose the right footwear for hiking in the snow?

Water repellency is a fabric’s capacity to make water run off its surface without being absorbed. The fabric does not soak up water and stays light, breathable, and warm. Water repellency is achieved by treating the fabric’s exterior. This treatment needs to be reapplied over the product’s lifetime. Products for this purpose (spray or liquid) are available in our stores.

How to preserve the technical qualities of the boots

Boots can get wet from condensation and perspiration.
If your boots are very wet, remove the insole, fill the upper with balls of newspaper, and change the newspaper regularly. The paper will absorb the moisture and dry them faster.
Never place your boots too close to a heat source. Leave them in a warm, dry, and ventilated place.

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Women’s Waterproof Winter Boots - SH 100

5.0/5

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Monique

Sabine

Warmth		5
Waterproof		5
Grip		5
Value for money		5
Look / Design		5