I think what's really missing from all these top-of-the-line snow boot options is a bit of practicality when it comes to budget. Don't get me wrong, if you're looking to make a statement or invest in a pair that'll last you years, then go for it! But what about the rest of us who just need something functional without breaking the bank? I've seen some amazing affordable options out there from brands like The North Face and Keen that still offer great quality and performance at a fraction of the price.I also wish more brands would focus on sustainability when it comes to their materials. As much as we love our snow boots, they're not exactly eco-friendly. It's crazy how something that's meant to keep us warm and dry can actually contribute to waste and pollution. Anyway, I guess what I'm saying is that there are definitely some great options out there for anyone looking to upgrade their snow boot game without sacrificing style or breaking the bank
Like, why can't they just make waterproof snow boots that are actually comfortable too? I'm all about that Prada snow boot life right now 
Anyway, back to the news... I mean, have you seen some of these snow boots they're featuring? Like, who needs shearling lining and lug soles? It's just going to make my feet sweat all winter. And don't even get me started on the prices... like, $500 for a pair of boots? That's just crazy talk! 
I'd rather spend that kind of money on a decent coat or something. Can we please just have some discussion about what's really important here - not just hyping up overpriced gear? 