1. Usage
Greater comfort and freedom of movement is required when walking across lowland. On the contrary, when mountain hiking, you will also need the support of a warm shoe
The selection of warm shoes/boots is based on 3 criteria: usage, duration of the outing, and weather forecast
2. Duration of walks
The duration of outings is often linked to level:
SHORT PERIOD
Less than 3 hours, heel cushioning is adequate.
MEDIUM LONG PERIODS
Over 3 hours, you will require built-in cushioning.
3. Weather conditions
Some people plan outings dependent on good weather, others are more daring. Which category do you generally fall in?
Our selections
Leather hiking boots - SH500 MID
Snow Hiking Boots - SH100 ULTRA-WARM
Snow hiking boots SH500 Mid QLT
If you heading to some countries with snow in winter, you may also consider below snow boot design.
1. Warmth
If you are planning to see the aurora, you may have the chance to expose in cold weather for a long time, it is essential to keep your feet warm.
2. Impermeability
There is a waterproof and breathable membrane inside the shoes, its keeps your feet dry and evaporate moisture out of the shoes.
3. Grip
The SNOWCONTACT soles are designed using a specific component and a lug pattern that is designed to provide the best possible grip and traction. SNOWCONTACT soles are more effective than traditional soles on snow. When used on ice, optimum safety can only be ensured by adding non-slip grips.
Our Selections
Waterproof Hiking Boots - SH100 ULTRA-WARM
Snow boots - SH500 high - lace-up
Snow Hiking Boots SH100 X-Warm Rip-tab
