Waterproof Boots for Winter

If warmth is your main priority alongside waterproofing, two boots in this collection have a warm lining built in:

The Quebec Wool-Lined is the full mid-calf pull-on Quebec with a wool lining — the warmest option in this collection. Available in Standard and Wide Fit. The pull-on entry makes it quick to get on even with thick socks, which helps in cold conditions. Brown only.

The Rocky Winter (Mocha) is the Rocky with a warm lining added — a lighter overall build than the Quebec Wool-Lined, which some people prefer for more active winter use (walking, yard work) where a heavier boot might become tiring. Standard Fit only.

For all other boots in this collection, the waterproof membrane keeps feet dry but doesn't add warmth — a good thermal or wool sock makes a significant difference in cold weather without affecting fit in most styles.

The Hudson range — Hudson Storm, Hudson Mid and Hudson Ankle — all have an adjustable calf strap, which is particularly useful in winter when you might be wearing thicker socks or want to be able to loosen the boot quickly when coming indoors. All three are confirmed waterproof and come in Chocolate.

The Hudson Storm is the tallest at full mid-calf height. The Hudson Mid is slightly shorter. The Hudson Ankle sits just above the ankle. If you find standard-size boots don't fit well — either too loose or too tight at the calf — the adjustable strap means you can dial in the right fit rather than choosing between sizes.

In the worst winter weather — deep mud, standing water, flooded paths — a taller boot keeps you drier for longer.

The Vermont Storm (Black) is a knee-height waterproof boot — the most coverage you can get from a traditional country-style boot. Standard Fit, knee height.

The Polar Storm (Navy) is the tallest boot in the collection. It has an adjustable strap and offers maximum coverage for very wet or exposed conditions. If you're regularly out in serious winter weather — walking across flooded fields or working in deeply waterlogged ground — the Polar Storm is the one to consider.

The Quebec range is available in Standard and Wide Fit across all heights and entry styles — pull-on ankle, pull-on mid-calf, zip ankle, zip mid-calf and the wool-lined version. This gives you the most flexibility if wide fit is a priority, including the warm-lined option.

The Dakota (Brown and Blue) is the widest-calf option in the collection at Standard and Wide Fit. If the Quebec Wide isn't quite wide enough, the Dakota is the next step.

The Hudson range adapts via its adjustable strap rather than a separate wide-fit size — useful if your calf falls between standard and wide, especially in winter when you might be wearing a heavier sock.

The waterproof jodhpur boots in this collection are suitable for winter riding and paddock work — all are waterproof with an adjustable strap. In winter conditions, these are the boots to pair with waterproof half chaps for added leg warmth and coverage:

Yes — every boot on this page is waterproof and built for outdoor use in wet conditions. The Quebec Wool-Lined and Rocky Winter are the only two with a warm lining built in, so they handle cold as well as wet. All other boots rely on your sock choice for warmth — a good wool or thermal sock makes a substantial difference in cold temperatures. The Ottawa Storm and Chatsworth Storm are both waterproof but not recommended for a high instep.

The Quebec Wool-Lined is the warmest boot on this page — it has a wool lining on top of the waterproof membrane, giving you warmth and waterproofing together. The Rocky Winter is also warm-lined and is a slightly lighter build, which can be more comfortable for longer winter walks. For all other boots on this page, warmth comes from what you wear inside — a wool or thermal sock adds significant insulation without affecting the waterproofing.

Both are waterproof with a warm lining, but they have different builds. The Quebec Wool-Lined is a pull-on mid-calf boot with a wool lining and is available in Wide Fit — it's the chunkier, more substantial option and tends to be the warmer of the two. The Rocky Winter is the Rocky in a warm-lined version — a lighter, slightly slimmer build available in Standard Fit. If warmth is your top priority, the Quebec Wool-Lined. If you want something a bit lighter for more active winter use, the Rocky Winter.

The Dakota (Brown and Blue) is the most accommodating — Standard and Wide Fit, mid-calf. The Quebec range is also available in Wide Fit across all heights including the warm-lined version. The Hudson range (Hudson Storm, Hudson Mid, Hudson Ankle) uses an adjustable strap to adapt to different calf widths, which can be useful in winter if thicker socks are making standard sizes feel snug.

Both are tall waterproof boots designed for serious wet conditions, but they differ in height and fit. The Vermont Storm (Black) is a knee-height boot with a Standard Fit — a classic long country boot shape. The Polar Storm (Navy) is the tallest boot in the collection and has an adjustable strap rather than a fixed calf width, making it more adaptable across different leg shapes. If you need the absolute maximum height and aren't sure about calf fit, the Polar Storm is the more accommodating of the two.

The Ottawa Storm and Chatsworth Storm both note in their product descriptions that they're not recommended for a high instep. All other boots on this page should be fine for higher insteps. If you're unsure, the Quebec pull-on mid-calf tends to be one of the more forgiving shapes.