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Columbia Heavenly Omni-Heat
Columbia's Heavenly Omni-Heat Boot is a super light & warm winter boot you might just want to get hold of before the temperatures turn. View Latest DealThis boot is for anyone that lives in places where winter can get pretty cold, as they are rated down to -25F. However, if you just like your feet dry and warm in winter, it’s also an option for slightly warmer temperatures too.
And, unlike a lot of the leather boot options (from top companies like Sorel) these are super light too (13.8 oz).
Rated down to -25F (or -32C) they will keep you warm and toasty when it really gets cold.
They do this by using a 200g insulation as well as a nice and comfy faux fur cuff. The other thing Columbia adds to most of their boots is Omni-Heat which reflects your own body heat back at you, keeping you even warmer.
Unlike a lot of other boots that claim waterproof-ness (is that a word?) Columbia does a great job of waterproofing by using their Omni-TECH™ waterproof breathable membrane bootie. That way, no water gets in. Unless you really go into boot-top level!
Again, Columbia has their own solution to all the standard boot problems.
They have added Omni-Grip to their boots, which has a two-zone highly gripping rubber to help keep you stable on ice and snow. No boot is perfect on ice, but this does a good job for sure.
Another nice addition to these boots is the footbed which helps keep you comfy and stable.
Getting the right fit in a winter boot is always a challenge as sizing is often different.
Most reviewers I read for this boot said to get a half size up from what you normally would.
Keep in mind you may also want to add a thicker sock if you live in seriously cold temperatures, although most people seem to be fine even at -20 without (always depends on how cold your feet get).
The Heavenly is a warm and lightweight winter boot that will work for most women living in cold areas this winter.
Also super comfortable and waterproof which adds to the value of such a boot.
The only downsides are that it is not a seriously supporting hiking boot and the style may not be as fashionable for some folks who might prefer the Sorel Joan of Arctic or similar.