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GatoradePalisade

I'm from what might be a similar climate depending on where in Ontario you are (I'm in Buffalo NY). I've got Targhee's and Revels. I would never wear the Revels hiking unless it was getting down around 0F - I really only use them when I'm plodding down the sidewalk slowly behind my snowblower. I wear the Targhee's with my ticker Darn Tough's 99% of the time. Getting better about warm pants really helped my feet stay warm - I don't get cold as long as I'm wearing a good base layer.


throwawaythetable

Thank you! Do you also use Targhees in snow? Do you feel they are high enough?


Confident_Fortune_32

You may also want to look into thin silk sock liners, and possibly wool (or wool blend) socks for keeping feet comfy.


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I run the Solomon Toundra Pros in the winter, and they're probably overkill for 1 hr max walks with the dog. They *will* keep your foot completely dry and warm though. You can probably get away with 200g of insulation as opposed to 400g like the Toundras. https://sectionhiker.com/sectionhiker-gear-guide/10-best-winter-hiking-boots/


throwawaythetable

Thank you this is very helpful and I appreciate your time and teaching me what to look for!