Autumn / Winter
Rain, handled.
One waterproof ankle boot, moulded in a single piece of rubber. Six colours. From $59, or 2 pairs for $90.
Construction
No seams. Nowhere for water to get in.
Most waterproof boots are cut, stitched, then sealed along the seam. The seal is the part that fails, usually in the second season, usually at the flex point where your foot bends.
This boot has no seam to fail. The upper and the sole are moulded as a single piece of rubber, so water has nothing to find.
- Moulded in one piece, not stitched and sealed
- Nothing to peel or crack along a seam
- Elasticated collar, so no gap at the ankle
The look
A boot you would wear on a dry day.
The problem with most rain boots is that they only make sense when it is raining. This one is cut low, finished matte, and left unbranded, so it reads as a shoe. You put it on in the morning without checking the sky first.
- Ankle height, so it works with jeans and trousers
- Matte finish, no logos, nothing shouting
- Six colours, from black to blush
Before you ask
The questions everybody asks
Straight answers, including the ones that are not flattering.
Are these actually waterproof, or just water-resistant?
Waterproof. The upper and the sole are one moulded piece of rubber with no stitched seam anywhere, so you can stand in a puddle rather than step carefully around it. The only way in is over the top of the collar.
I have wide feet. Will they fit?
Usually yes. The forefoot is cut generously and the collar is elasticated rather than stitched tight, so wide feet and high insteps go true to size for most people. Measure your foot in centimetres and use the size guide. If you land between two sizes, take the larger one.
Do your feet get sweaty in rubber boots?
If you wear them barefoot on a mild day, yes. Rubber does not breathe. That is true of every rubber boot, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling something. Wear a cotton or wool sock, take the removable insole out overnight, and it is a non-issue.
Will they keep me warm in winter?
They are unlined, which is exactly why they are light enough to walk in all day and wearable in September. For cold weather, order one size up and wear a thick wool sock. That combination is warmer than most lined boots and it does not trap damp for the rest of the year.
Am I going to slip on wet pavement?
The outsole is a deep lugged tread cut to push water sideways instead of trapping it under the foot. It is designed for wet stone, tile and pavement. It is not a hiking sole and we are not going to pretend it is one.
What if I order the wrong size?
Send them back within 30 days, unworn and in the box, and we refund you. Sizing is the single most common reason rain boots go back, so we would rather you measured first and kept them.
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