The 10 Best Snow Boots for Men in 2023: Tested and Reviewed

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Check out the best snow boots for men, from L.L.Bean to Loro Piana.
Here’s an icon, a classic, an infallible choice. Designed in Maine (a state which knows a thing or two about snowy conditions), the Bean boot is a menswear staple that belongs in every man’s closet. This iteration of the classic style has a thin layer of insulation to keep your feet warm and dry without overheating. It also has enough room to accommodate a thicker sock. Wear this one for shoveling your driveway or wear it to brunch for those classic snow day vibes. Exterior: Leather. Lining: Gore-Tex. Sole: Rubber. Waterproof: Yes. Colors Available: 1.
Inspired by classic mountaineering boots of the European Alps, these Aether beauties prove that style and function need not be mutually exclusive. Each pair is handmade with high-quality, vegetable-tanned Italian leather at the century-old Italian bookmaker Fracap and are lined with shearling for added warmth. If you’re headed to the Alps this winter, they’re a must. Exterior: Italian calf leather. Lining: Shearling. Sole: Vibram. Waterproof: No. Colors Available: 3.
So many snow boots out there are just a little too classic-feeling. This is not the case with this street-style stunner, a collaboration between Moncler and Pharrell Williams’s Billionaire Boys Club. They’re a memorable blend of form and function, from the serrated Vibram soles that provide security of step in the slipperiest conditions, to the quilted, Gore-Tex upper that offers breathable protection from the elements. Exterior: Quilted nylon. Lining: Gore-Tex. Sole: Vibram. Waterproof: Yes. Colors Available: 1.
If you’re going somewhere with deep powder and cold temperatures, look no further than Sorel’s classic Caribou boot. The thick, sturdy rubber soles are some of the most reliable you’ll find, and the treated nubuck uppers never seem to wear through or break down. For a sturdy, durable boot that will last for many winters to come, look no further than this option. Exterior: Treated nubuck leather. Lining: Shearling. Sole: Rubber. Waterproof: Yes. Colors Available: 2.
When it comes to snow boots, keeping warm is not as easy as just piling on the most insulation possible. It’s about creating a breathable environment that retains heat around your feet, while also allowing moisture to escape (even the slightest amount of sweat can quickly turn your feet into icicles). And while many might know UGG for its classic suede and shearling boots designed for temperate environments, make sure to check out its winter-ready styles, which are some of the best in the market. Exterior: Waterproof leather. Lining: Shearling. Sole: Vibram. Waterproof: Yes. Colors Available: 4.
The protection of a boot combined with the versatility of a sneaker: For all your snowy outdoor adventures, consider the Glacier Trail sneaker from Canada Goose. They’re lined with a super breathable membrane and feature a snug stretch collar. Because not all of us like the idea of clunking around in jumbo-sized snow boots all winter. Exterior: Premium upper with stretch collar around ankle. Lining: Waterproof membrane. Sole: Rubber. Waterproof: Yes. Colors Available: 3.
Hikers gonna hike, even in the winter. This unique style from the gear pros at Arc’teryx is a fast and light hiking shoe, designed with a unique stretch gaiter upper that hugs your ankles, while keeping warmth on the inside and repelling the elements on the outside. Exterior: Water-repellent stretch gaiter. Lining: Gore-Tex. Sole: Vibram. Waterproof: Yes. Colors Available: 2.
Look to Manitobah for an indigenous-rooted, indigenous-designed brand that feels quintessentially at home in North America’s snowy landscapes. The term “makwa” means “bear” in Anishinaabemowin, and is associated with strength and protection. This moccasin-style boot offers just that: It’s lightweight, yet warm enough for long walks in the snow. Exterior: Waterproof suede. Lining: Synthetic. Sole: Rubber. Waterproof: Yes. Colors Available: 2.
Don’t let laces slow you down. For a pull-on style that looks as good as it performs, consider these Chelsea-style boots from Diemme. They’re made in the foothills of the Dolomites, and if that particular niche of Italian shoemakers doesn’t know how to make a sexy, high-performing boot, then who does? Exterior: Suede and rubber. Lining: Nappa leather. Sole: Treaded rubber sole. Waterproof: No. Colors Available: 3.