Anyone know any about warm winter shoes ( not boots ) +K fer help

SkeechyD

SkeechyD

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Hey guys im just curious if anyone knows of any good warm winter shoes
that look good but still keep your feet warm.
I drive a 68 vw bug and my feet are already getting damn cold but the pedals are
to small for boots so +K for some help!
:)
 
any mid top skate shoe is rad for the winter. theyre tall so that you dont get snow in the tops of your shoes.
 
dvs makes some specific winter skate shoes. they are water proof and have rubber that doesnt harden up in the cold so they stay grippy
 
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FURRY. I WAS GOING TO GET A PAIR BUT THE BIGGEST SIZE WAS 12. REALLY WARM.
 
you should check out DVS shoes. alot of their shoes come in like a "snow" version. i think they have some kind of waterproofing and insulation and shit. honestly, im not sure because i dont have a pair. but i did wear regular DVS shoes for awhile and they are comfy as FUCK.
 
technica makes a skate style shoe that is waterproof, hightop, and insulated. it might be womens though, not sure. or you can get moon boots. or ugg makes some faily manly sheepskin shoes too. my dad rocks a pair all the time.
 
My feet are freezing as we speak (heater in the room is out, sweet, it's 19 degrees out). I'm looking at these Ipaths too, they look nice.
 
What about the "Aboot"? Is it just a shoe or does it have a sweet liner as well? I can't find anything that says it does or doesn't.
 
Your local Rite Aid or Walgreens? Or local chain drug store? I seriously go there and get slippers, like moccasins, and they have faux fir on the inside. And they are super comfy and warm, and I drive with them. I drive an 08 rabbit.
 
hahaha never eaven seen those i think they are just a shoe.

i can personally recomend the shearling grasshoppers or cats tho

its what i wear like every day of the winter
 
i have about 3 pairs of these that i wear driving to the hill, walking around shitty market, going to get food, apres, erewhere.

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I just tried looking them up on the llbean website but apparently they have a new model now (wtfffff) but it is just a little burlier with a better sole for walking outside because the ones i have are really more of an indoor slipper that just gets abused.
 
ha, i was going to say uggs too. there are little short ones that you could pass off as shoes..... maybe..... moccasins are probably your best bet.
 
Do it. I've got these and they are fucking awesome. When all my friends clomp around in their huge Tims I keep it fresh year round with these bad boys. The GoreTex works flawlessly, and with wool socks, you're feet will be sweating in the Bug. Trust me, you won't regret it.
 
BUMPI also am interested in this warmer feet theory. I like those dunk gore-tex shoes, can't find them also can't find the furry reed ipaths. could somebody provide a path way in exchange for some Newschoolers monitory? any other suggestions?
 
I just bought a pair of Red Wing Iron Rangers. I know you said no boots, but honestly, these have a smaller footprint then most of the skate shoes in this thread so far, and are fucking warm and baller to boot. if you really don't want boots though, the iPath shearling lined series of shoes are all warm, or the moccassin suggestion is good too, just waterproof them and you're good to go

 
1. Acquire ski socks or wool socks.

2. Select desired shoe from current shoe inventory you have.

3. ????

4. Profit!

Seriously though. Any ski sock will keep your feet toasty.
 
you posted the picture of the link i posted. guess i should've just posted the pic because he probably saw uggs and freaked the fuck out.
 
These are waterproof, but do not breathe at all. My boyfirend had a pair last season, and they made his feet reek. Good for wearing every now and then, but I wouldn't rely on them as an everyday shoe
 
My iPath Shearlings have lasted me for YEARS and continue to be the warmest/ most waterproof shoe I have ever owned.

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