Hi Flyer

Contrary to popular belief, a glacier's bummock is not a glacier's rear end. That's the terminus. Feel free to bring this up at parties where you want people to stop talking to you. Anyway, these blue boots are waterproof, warm, and prevent your toes...

Named after the only snowman we all know on a first-name basis. Unlike him, these tall white boots won't melt in the sun, have actual traction (unlike frozen precipitation feet), and keep you warm to -20°F. Carrot nose not included. Durability and comfort very much...

So dark, yet so light. These waterproof Hi Flyers are blacker than your ex's heart (take me back, Cheryl), but each pair weighs less than 2 lbs.

Named after a song that's named after the funkiest vegetable side dish you've ever had at Thanksgiving. These boots are tall, bold, and go with everything. Unlike actual peas, which your cousin Brad insists on serving cold.  Stop it, Brad.

Purple might be the color of royalty, but these tall boots are made for walking through deep snow, slush, mud, and questionable puddles. Wear them to fancy places if you want, they clean up nice.  Or wear them to trudge through a snowy parking...

Pink boots. In winter. Yes, we're serious. These tall slip-on, waterproof Loon'rs work to -20°F and look good doing it. They're bold, they're bright, and they're better than whatever neutral-colored boots you were considering. Commit to the bit.

Bright yellow boots are a winter mood. Either you're ready to face the cold with color and confidence, or you're not. These waterproof, lightweight Hi Flyers keep your feet warm to -20°F  and visible from across a parking lot (or dance floor). Winter's happening...

These boots are named after the sweet, juicy peaches grown in our home state of Colorado. And while you can run through the muddiest puddles and dropkick a yeti in them, please do not attempt to eat a Loon'r boot. We cannot stress this enough.