Winter Hiking Boots

“Tis Chilly and my Scarpa's are not up to -10'F... :( Can anyone suggest some winter hiking boots?

CHeers”

“We got some boots from Beans last year, lined with Primaloft. Bloody hot boots they are. It's gotta be some cold for me to wear em. Generally, I wear my Crestas (also by Beans). What is important to me is keeping my feet from sweating. If I can keep em dry, I can keep em plenty warm. So basically, I need good socks. I often put on fresh ones at the start of any outdoor winter adventure, skiing, skating, etc...”

“I've got a pair of Rocky boots with thinsulate that I use in real cold hiking, but I can't handle much insulation in a boot as my feet get warm quickly even in uninsulated boots.”

“Sorel's, have a couple diff versions & have found them great.

If it's REALLY cold, no boot alone will suffice. In that case, you can get those chemical toe-warmers that last for 7 hours. They are shaped to fit in the toe of your boot, and one side has adhesive so they stick to your boot & don't slide around. I used them during a very cold campout in the Sierra a couple weeks ago, everyone BUT ME!! had cold toes!”

“My feeties have been toasty warm in my leather Scarpas down to minus 20. I wear the same socks as I do for any outdoor adventure year round - mountaineering weight smartwool.
The only time they've ever been even slighty cold was this past weekend when I put on wet boots after a "we don't need no stinkin' snowshoes!" knee/thigh deep snow hike - but like wanderer said, I had toe warmers if I needed them.”

“Before I had Scarpas, I wore my LLB crestas in winter.”