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What shoes to wear in winters

Sometimes it can be difficult to know what kind of shoe to wear during the winter months, especially when you live in areas that experience an icy winter. Of course you want something that will keep your feet warm and that will have a good grip to prevent falls on wet ground, but at the same time you want something that will look good and stylish. That being said, winters are not the same everywhere you go and there are many different occasions where you might need a different type of shoe.
Furthermore, winter goes through many stages, sometimes it’s raining, and sometimes it’s a dry cold, sometime fog and sometime quite a clear sky. One gets confused what to wear with jeans, skirts, coats etc. to compliment the get up as well as provide comfort being string enough to be carried in such cold temperature. Here is a guide about what shoes you should wear in winters.

-          Shoes For Rainy, Wet Winters
Cool, rainy and wet winters are considered mild winters, but that certainly doesn’t mean that you can continue to wear delicate dress shoes or street shoes with thin soles. It is advised to buy a nice pair of rain boots to wear on such weather. Cool, rainy and wet winters are considered mild winters, but that certainly doesn’t mean that you can continue to wear delicate dress shoes or street shoes with thin soles.



-          Shoes for Mild Winters
It is okay to wear your normal shoes in mild winters but one should still be careful about the grip of the shoes. Avoid wearing shoes such as high-heels even in mild winters, as frost could increase your chance of falling or getting an injury like a sprain.



-          Shoes for Extreme Winters
The best kind of shoes to wear in harsh winter is the ones that have very thick soles, extremely good grip, and are warmly lined. These shoes are often tall, as they are designed to keep out snow and slush.
Whatever kind of winter you are facing; there are shoes that will keep your feet warm and dry. In addition to keeping yourself warm and comfortable though, also be sure that you don’t forget to care for your winter shoes. A protective spray should be used on boots made from leather or suede, as it protects them from damage and ensures they last longer.