Warm winter shoes are just necessary on cold winter days, especially if the daily schedule invariably contains long bus expectations and long walks on foot.
Today, unfortunately, many manufacturers do not take into account the peculiarities of philistine life when creating winter shoes, and attract the buyer with the beauty of boots, which at a temperature of -30C is far from secondary.
Overview of the warmest women's winter shoes
Today we can distinguish two versions of the warmest footwear for winter - felt boots and ugg boots.
Valenki - the warmest shoes for winter
What kind of winter shoes the warmest are prompted by our ancestors - they suffered fierce frosts, despite the fact that there were no modern technologies, and they needed a dense woolen, knocked-down fabric, of which boots are made. The idea of boots in the city today raises doubts about whether they are appropriate. But, nevertheless, this does not make natural, real felt boots less warm. At the same time, cunning marketing moves today have woven a lot of felt boots - decorative, with embroidery and rhinestones, but their ability to keep heat is very doubtful.
Therefore, if we talk about a very warm winter footwear, then natural felt boots fit as well as possible, but at the same time, when choosing, it should be clarified - is it decorative or really warm shoes?
Uggi - the best winter footwear for temperatures up to minus 40
If we talk about the modern women's warm winter shoes, we can not help but recall the ugly, which recently became especially popular. They come from Australia and New Zealand - very long time they were worn only by farmers who could afford shoes made of genuine leather and with dense sheepskin inside. The sole of these boots is flat, and this greatly facilitates movement through the snow.
Today, you can find many options for ugg - with or without decor, but they still retain their original characteristics:
- flat sole;
- natural fur;
- leather.
In the ugors, even in severe frost, the feet are felt like in a stove.
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