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Warm shoes

The biggest advantage of warm shoes is that they provide better protection against the cold. Snow-covered sidewalks and trails will no longer surprise you. Warm shoes made of waterproof materials are also suitable for snow. They won't get wet even in the biggest drifts. Bet on comfort and choose winter boots for freezing weather. When the weather outside is frightful, your feet don’t have to be. With the right pair of shoes, you can keep your feet warm all winter long. Here are a few tips for choosing the best footwear to protect your toes from the cold. Choose shoes made from natural materials like leather or wool. These materials will help to insulate your feet and keep them warm. Avoid synthetic materials like plastic or PVC which can actually make your feet colder. Make sure your shoes fit well. Shoes that are too tight will constrict blood flow and make your feet colder. Shoes that are too loose will let in drafts and also won’t do a good job of keeping you warm. Finding a middle ground between these two extremes is key to keeping comfortable in cold weather conditions. Look for a shoe with some extra room in the toe area so that you can wiggle your toes around without feeling cramped—this will also help improve circulation. And, be sure to wear socks that fit well too—bunched up socks can cause blisters which are no fun in any temperature! Wool socks are ideal for both warmth and moisture-wicking properties — they’ll pull sweat away from your skin as you walk, helping to prevent blisters. Avoid cotton socks if possible since they tend to hold onto moisture rather than wick it away. If you must wear cotton, be sure to bring an extra pair along so you can change into dry socks if needed. Consider investing in a quality pair of insulated boots or booties. This type of footwear usually has thicker construction designed specifically for trapping heat close to your foot. Waterproofing is another plus — nobody wants soaked, frozen toes! There are lots of great styles available now, so take some time to find a pair (or two) that meet both form and function needs. You may even want one dressier option depending on where you live and how often snow & ice become part of your daily commute ... because yes, sometimes practicality just doesn't cut it when we have places to go regardless of what's happening outside!