Every boot in our mens mid calf range is fully waterproof, built around the Quebec and Alaska families in pull-on, zip-up, wool-lined and shearling-lined styles.
Which Mens Mid Calf Boot Is Right for You?
Use the table below to compare at a glance. Click any colour to go straight to that product.
| Boot |
Waterproof |
Calf Fit |
Lining |
Outsole |
Colours |
Best For |
| Quebec Waterproof Boots (Pull-On) |
Yes |
Standard / Wide Fit |
X-Comfort® memory foam insole & gel heel insert |
Anti-slip PU® and rubber sole |
Black, Brown |
Quick on-off wear for wide feet and calves |
| Quebec Waterproof Zip Up Boots |
Yes |
Standard (suits a high instep & wider foot) |
X-Comfort® memory foam insole & gel heel insert |
Anti-slip PU® and rubber sole |
Black, Brown |
High instep or limited ankle mobility |
| Quebec Waterproof Zip-Up Wool Lined Boots |
Yes |
Standard / Wide Fit |
Shearling lining with plush wool thermal insole |
Anti-slip PU® and rubber sole |
Brown |
Cold, wet days when you want extra warmth underfoot |
| Alaska Storm Waterproof Boots |
Yes |
Standard / Wide Fit |
Top-to-toe sheep wool lining |
Anti-slip PU® and rubber sole |
Brown |
A smarter buckle-detail look with standard and wider calves in mind |
All Waterproof: What STORMPROOF WIL-TEX® Lining Means for You
Unlike some mid calf ranges where waterproofing is only on the premium model, every boot here – the Quebec Pull-On, Quebec Zip Up, wool-lined Quebec and the Alaska – uses the same waterproof and breathable STORMPROOF WIL-TEX® lining. That means you can rely on any of these four for the yard, dog walks or a wet school run without checking the small print first. Breathability is built in too, so feet don't overheat on milder days.
Best Mens Mid Calf Boots for Wide Calves and Feet
The Quebec Waterproof Boots (Pull-On) and the shearling-lined Quebec Zip-Up both come in a Standard / Wide Fit, and the Alaska Storm suits both a standard and wide calf. If you find standard boots tight across the instep or calf, start there. The Quebec Waterproof Zip Up Boots aren't labelled Wide Fit but are specifically designed for a high instep, limited ankle mobility or a wider foot, so they're worth trying if the pull-on styles feel snug going over the foot rather than the calf.
Zip-Up vs Pull-On: Which Quebec Fit Is Right for You?
The Quebec Waterproof Boots use a simple rear pull tab, so they're the fastest option to get on and off at the yard or the back door. The Quebec Waterproof Zip Up Boots add a Premium Opti Zip down the side, making them easier to fasten if you struggle to pull boots over a high instep or have limited ankle mobility. Both share the same X-Comfort® memory foam insole, gel heel insert and anti-slip PU® and rubber sole, so the choice comes down to how you prefer to get them on rather than comfort or grip.
Lining and Comfort: Memory Foam vs Wool and Shearling
- Quebec Waterproof Boots & Quebec Zip Up: X-Comfort® memory foam insole plus a gel heel insert – cushioned and supportive for everyday wear.
- Quebec Zip-Up Wool Lined: shearling lining with a plush wool thermal insole for genuine cold-weather warmth.
- Alaska Storm: top-to-toe sheep wool lining and a generous footbed, plus a decorative side buckle if you want a slightly smarter finish.
If you're mainly out in autumn drizzle, the memory foam Quebecs are comfortable enough for all-day wear. For proper winter cold, the wool-lined Quebec or the Alaska will keep feet noticeably warmer.
How Mid-Calf Height Suits Yard, Dog Walks and Country Wear
Sitting below the knee, mid calf boots are quick to pull on for a fast check on the horses or a dog walk, without the extra weight or bulk of a full-length riding boot. All four boots here share the same anti-slip PU® and rubber sole for grip on muddy yards, wet pavements and uneven fields, so they suit everyday country wear rather than being purely for riding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are all the mens mid calf boots waterproof?
Yes. The Quebec Waterproof Boots, Quebec Waterproof Zip Up Boots, Quebec Zip-Up Wool Lined Boots and Alaska Storm Waterproof Boots all use the same waterproof and breathable STORMPROOF WIL-TEX® lining.
Which mid calf boot is best for wide calves?
The Quebec Waterproof Boots (Pull-On) and Quebec Zip-Up Wool Lined Boots both come in a Standard / Wide Fit, and the Alaska Storm Waterproof Boots suit both a standard and wide calf. If your foot rather than your calf is the issue, the Quebec Waterproof Zip Up Boots are designed for a high instep or wider foot.
What's the difference between the Quebec Pull-On and Quebec Zip Up boots?
They share the same waterproof lining, insole and sole, but the Pull-On uses a rear pull tab for speed, while the Zip Up adds a Premium Opti Zip that makes them easier to fasten over a high instep or with limited ankle mobility.
Which boot is warmest for winter?
The Alaska Storm Waterproof Boots and the Quebec Zip-Up Wool Lined Boots are the warmest, thanks to their sheep wool and shearling linings. The standard Quebec Pull-On and Zip Up boots use a memory foam insole, which is comfortable but not as insulating in hard frost.
Can I wear these for the yard and dog walking, or are they smarter boots?
All four are built for everyday country wear rather than formal occasions – the anti-slip PU® and rubber sole is designed for muddy yards and wet paths. The Alaska's decorative side buckle gives it a slightly smarter finish if you want something that works for the school run as well as the field.
What sizes are available?
Most styles run from UK 3 to UK 10, with a UK 7.5 half size also available. Stock levels vary by size and colour, so check the size selector on each product page for current availability.
How should mid calf boots fit around the ankle and calf?
You should be able to get your foot in comfortably without excessive force on the zip or pull tab, with enough room in the calf to tuck in a normal pair of socks or thin trousers. If you're between the standard and wide options, or your calf is noticeably fuller, the Standard / Wide Fit Quebec Pull-On and Quebec Wool Lined, or the Standard / Wide Fit Alaska, are the better starting point.
