These are highly comfortable, completely waterproof insulated boots which offers unrivalled warmth and protection in the colder months. With a 5 layer removable liner, these have been tested to keep your feet warm down to -60’F (-51’C). (Bit nippy eh?) The Nash ZT Polar Boots are a high-quality and reliable choice for anglers who need a comfortable and durable pair of boots for fishing. Now you might be mistaken to think that they are just an average pair of wellies when you look at the photos, but you’d be wrong. In terms of waterproofing, the Nash ZT Polar Boots are top-notch. The moulded easy-clean TPR waterproof base and non-slip grips provide excellent traction, even on wet and slippery surfaces. The rotproof lacing with metal eyelets ensures a secure fit, and the boots are easy to clean, making them ideal for anglers who don’t want to spend hours scrubbing mud off their footwear.

One thing to note is that these boots are quite heavy due to the fleece lining and other features that make them so warm and comfortable. However, I didn’t find this to be an issue, as the weight was offset by the excellent fit and support they provide. If you’re a mobile day-session angler with a long walk to your favourite swim, or a long-stay carper who can park behind your peg then you will probably have very different requirements.Although at first glance they don’t look like a 100% waterpoof boot, but don’t be fooled! These Alcor boots feature a waterproof hydroguard membrane, so you can be sure that these will keep your feet dry throughout the winter months.

We’ve rounded up seven different winter fishing boots to give you a feel for what’s on the market and what best suits your needs. What to look forThe Nash boots sport an insulating sole that keeps your feet dry even if you happen to step into a big puddle, paired with the thermal inner boot, your feet will be toasty in no time when you slip on these boots before stepping out of your bivvy. These boots feature a fleece-lined interior, a moulded TPR waterproof base, and non-slip grips, making them ideal for use in harsh weather conditions. Personally, I like to change mine every 3-4 hours on a winter session to keep my feet dry. It makes a massive difference to the temperature of your feet. Move your toes frequently I recently had the opportunity to try out the Nash ZT Polar Boots, and I must say, I was impressed. These boots are designed to keep your feet warm and dry in even the harshest conditions, and they certainly lived up to that promise.