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What are the best shoes for wet weather

It isn’t unheard of for rain and snow to appear regularly in the forecast, especially in December. Whatever keeps you busy, it’s important that you have access to footwear that promises to keep your feet warm and dry. Regardless of where you live, it’s essential that your shoes provide traction, repel water, and protect against damp conditions. Waterproof shoes for men are what you need to look for.

How to choose waterproof shoes for men

Leather is a great choice when selecting something durable and waterproof. Aside from ensuring that your new footwear can withstand the elements, there are other considerations when choosing waterproof shoes for men: 

  • Prioritize fit and feel: If you’re going into the store, it’s easy to grab your size and do a quick walk around to see if your shoe choice has a good fit. However, if you’re shopping online, it’s essential to read customer reviews and product descriptions. This will allow you to know which pairs are good for wet weather and know whether the shoes fit true to size. 
  • Water-repellent isn’t the same as waterproof: When in doubt, be sure to ask a sales associate or read the product description. While water-repellent shoes work well in the rain—featuring sealed seams to keep water on the outer surface—heavier water and snow require shoes to be waterproof—block water from passing through—to ensure much-needed protection. 
  • Love the style: It’s not all about function. You want comfortable shoes that make you feel confident and look good. Our collection of waterproof shoes for men is offered in an assortment of footwear types and is decorated with muted designs and/or bright colors.

As an added side note, be sure to pair your new shoes with the proper socks. Socks are an essential accessory for keeping feet warm and dry and since feet still sweat in the winter, ensure that your socks have appropriate breathability as well as enhanced support for durability in wet conditions. 

Do you live somewhere where it rains a lot? Drop a comment below if you have further tips for keeping dry. 

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