Anybody recommend boots for winter that are slip resistant?

no, wear sandals, you pussay

ask cnn the boot lickers

No sole will be completely slip resistant... even the ones designed to be.

Get traction cleats... they really work well, easy to slip on and off any shoe/boot.

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I got these Online at sears last year

got them on sale buy one get one free, best boot I have ever owned. All leather


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Hoffman boots are nice and very well built. Will last a long time and don't use the heal to take it off.

Super deep treads

Pick up a pair of Yak Trax and you can attach them to any boots or shoes.

Sorel, but they're heavy.

Human skin made from gamewardens,its tough and the woods will be full of them this fall.

Excellent question. Five stars for practicality!

Studded boots.

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Icebug Sorix
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I have a more shoe like lace up ones that have the same thick sole like a snow tire. "Sorrels" are still around, but considerably more expensive that the ones from Sears the previous poster put up. Like $47 versus $150.
The real trick I learned from someone years ago, get shoes or boots with a defined heel. That helps a lot.
I have a pair of those slip on emergency cleats. They are great, but miserable when going into a building with either carpeting or worse marble/tile floors. that said get a set and keep them in your glove compartment for emergency walking in snow/ice.

The purpose of the ICEBUG® technology is to provide traction on slippery surfaces. The manufacturing of outsoles with this technology is a complex process. Since the most important component is rubber – a natural material which performance is not possible to entirely control – there might be cases of premature loss of studs from the outsole. Therefore, outsoles with ICEBUG® technology are designed and manufactured with a surplus of studs. The function of the technology is maintained even if losing 3-4 studs on one outsole.

After usage in wet conditions, the head or sides of the studs might get a surface layer of rust. However, the relevant part of the stud for providing traction is the carbide tip, and this will not be affected.

Warning: No guarantee against slipping. Products with ICEBUG® technology are not recommended for indoor use.
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If you can't walk in New York, then maybe try another city...

Golf shoes and gaiters. Look up "gaiters" and it will lead to you non-slip boots.

New Englander here... Sorel boots...

shoe chains...

crampons...

studded soles...

I have a pair that are over 30 years old and they still keep my toes toasty. And they don't slip on ice.

Vasque Lost 40 for subfreezing

Here you go OP

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Khombu.

I loved mine last winter.

You can get them at Ross or Marshall's for pretty cheap, too.

Samples:
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Last Edited by Deplorable Doomfan45 on 09/26/2019 05:56 PM