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Women's Snow Sneaker Sport Waterproof Boots, Pull-On Side Zip
$140
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Loved for their sneaker-like comfort and winter boot protection, our customer-favorite Snow Sneaker Pull-On Boots are now more versatile than ever before. Boasting a sportier design and half the insulation, they're made to keep you moving all season long, whether you're walking the dog, commuting, or heading out for a snowshoe adventure.
- Spot clean.
- TEK2.5® waterproof membrane keeps feet dry.
- Synthetic heel overlay for durability.
- Waterproof suede and recycled polyester mesh upper.
- Rugged VertiGrip rubber outsole gives reliable traction on wintry surfaces.
- True Cushioned molded-EVA footbed provides all-day support.
- Pull-on design with side zipper for easy on/off.
- Comfort Ride EVA midsole provides great support and rebound.
- 100g ColdShield™ insulation and a quilted and brushed polyester lining provide versatile warmth.
- Best for rain, snow, and slush.
- Waterproof up to 1 cm below the top of the gusset.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
CBell from
Super comfy!
Super comfy in the cushioning as well as keeping my feet a good temperature. I wore them all day and they were perfect—no foot-fatigue! I didn’t have any issues with rubbing at all. Great support and traction. Definitely a go-to!
Date published: 2026-10-06
Rated 2 out of
5
by
TamTam from
Too stiff
I returned it because it was too stiff for my ankles.
Date published: 2026-04-08
Rated 3 out of
5
by
mab123 from
These are harder to pull on than they should be. What happened to good old snow boots? Higher tops, more insulation, Velcro was easy to work. They were better for places like here in the Adirondacks where we have real winters.
Date published: 2026-03-21
