Snow, Hiking & Outdoor
Hiking boots, snow boots, ski suits, backpacks, sleeping bags and cold-weather gear for winter walks, ski trips and days outdoors.
Winter hiking and outdoor gear guide
Winter walks and hikes are some of the best days out of the year, as long as you're dressed for them. The key pieces are grippy, waterproof footwear, warm layers and a bag that keeps your spare kit dry.
Hiking boots and walking shoes
For rough, muddy or rocky paths, high-top hiking boots support your ankles and have a deep tread. See the men's high-top hiking boots. For lighter trails and towpaths, the men's waterproof hiking shoes are lighter and quicker to put on.
Snow boots
For snow and ice, choose waterproof boots with a warm lining and non-slip soles, such as the waterproof non-slip snow boots and insulated waterproof snow boots. See all snow boots.
Backpacks
A 20 to 30 litre pack fits spare layers, food and a flask. The 30L hiking backpack has a ventilated back panel, and the waterproof roll-top backpack keeps everything dry in heavy rain.
Ski and snow days
Our ski jackets and ski suits keep snow out on the slopes, and the down mummy sleeping bag is built for cold-weather camping.
Dress in layers
A wicking base layer, a warm mid layer and a waterproof outer layer let you adjust as you warm up and cool down. Read what to wear for a winter walk or hike.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need hiking boots or are hiking shoes enough?
On rough, muddy or rocky ground, hiking boots give more ankle support and grip. On well-made paths, hiking shoes are lighter and usually enough.
What should I wear for a winter hike?
A wicking base layer, a fleece or wool mid layer, a waterproof hooded jacket, quick-drying trousers, waterproof boots with deep grip, a hat and gloves.
What size backpack do I need for a day hike?
Around 20 to 30 litres is enough for spare layers, food, water and a flask.
Are snow boots good for hiking?
For snowy, flat walks, yes. On steep or rocky trails, hiking boots give better support.
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