Warmest boots recommendations please??

[Carefultherepercy]

I have Reynaud's and my feet freeze in the winter. Please recommend the warmest boots you can get? If waterproof that would be a bonus. I have seen a few old threads but those styles aren't available anymore. If there are any discount codes available even better (I got a massive code off here for Ugg Wilcox boots a few years ago and they were quite warm). I live in a city but a few people have Dubarrys and have said good things about them but they are very dear so not sure if worth spending that much. Also a brand called Sorrel (?I think) was popular. Thank you

Sorrel are great and so are olang boots. Make sure you get ones which are rated to at least keeping you warm to -20c if not -40c

My warmest are either UGG or I have some Joseph Siebel fur lined ankle boots

@TopCatsTopHat

Sorrel are great and so are olang boots. Make sure you get ones which are rated to at least keeping you warm to -20c if not -40c

Do they do ratings for temperature? That is wonderful I will check out Olang as not heard of them before.

@JaceLancs

My warmest are either UGG or I have some Joseph Siebel fur lined ankle boots

Thank you I will check out Joseph Siebel as I have never heard of him before. Is it real fur?

Fitflop lined mukluks. Can walk for miles in them, unlike Uggs which don’t support my feet enough

I absolutely love my Ara winter boots - waterproof, cosy (fake) fur and fleece lining, and super comfy. Not cheap but they fit really well and keep me warm so are worth it for me. There are waterproof goretex styles and some that are just warm not waterproof.
www.ara-shoes.co.uk/women/functions/warm-lining/

Ariat insulated boots are incredibly warm,

www.philipmorrisdirect.co.uk/ariat-wythburne-h2o-insulated-boots/?sku=948792-0-8&gclid=Cj0KCQjwt-6LBhDlARIsAIPRQcLJDmPKLq4zcxF868bs7FC2SluWH-J9dYi2uqCVHQtXKtzfHVE5rysaAsP3EALw_wcB

and lots if country type stores stock them.

Otherwise I love my Penelope Chilvers inclement boots but v pricey even with a discount.

I have Blundstones thermal boots. Both fleece lined and waterproof.

Not a boot, but have you tried adding sheepskin insoles? I use them in everything throughout autumn and winter and they are a game changer - Ugg do some which are very cosy, but there are much cheaper options on Amazon if you wanted to try it out without a big investment. I also like merino wool socks.

I have some plain black snowboots from Keen which make my feet too hot if it's not very cold when I wear them.