As hard as it is to believe, fall temperatures are already starting to roll in, and that means it’s time to swap out the everyday kicks for the everyday boots. There are certainly plenty of great boots to wear this fall, but we’re partial to the new All-Weather Duckboot II that’s currently available through Huckberry. After a couple years of development, upgrading and wear-testing the hell out of it, they finally ended up with what you see here–the AWD Boot–so named for it’s insane all-terrain and weatherproof capabilities. These durable boots offer up a comfortable ride that rivals your favorite pair of sneakers, and this time around, these 100% waterproof boots are outfitted with a cushy Vibram® sole and extra grippy traction to create a durable, stylish and slip-proof design that’s equally suited for the everyday or off-the-beaten-path adventures. You need a new pair of boots for the coming inclement weather, and these are it. Get yours before they sell out.
The All-Weather Duckboot II
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