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Our latest Buyer’s Guide has been curated to point you in the right direction when purchasing this season's cold weather footwear. In assembling this list, we focused on quality as well as comfort, while trying to provide a boot for a variety of budgets. As one would expect, brands like Timberland, Dr. Martens and Red Wing are still some of the best on offer, but others from Nike, adidas, Cole Haan and Y-3 provide some exemplary competition. There's a wide range of options in our latest compilation so be sure to take your time and decide which silhouette suits your lifestyle best.

Once you're done, take a moment to browse through some of our previous Buyer’s Guides here.

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from $170

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(Available at 3 Merchants)
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Instapump Fury Boot

Reebok x 58 Bright St.

No Offers

Distressed Boots

$990

Maison Margiela

Buy at ssense

Hiking Leather Boots

from $558

1017 ALYX 9SM

fragment design

(Available at 2 Merchants)
(Available at 2 Merchants)

Cordura Hiking Boot

$760

Off-White™

Buy at KITH

Chelsea Boot

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