Women's Hiking Waterproof Boots
Shop women’s waterproof hiking boots for wet trails, muddy paths, and days outdoors when the weather won’t cooperate. Explore the selection with your usual hiking conditions in mind, and compare fit, traction, and ankle support to find a pair that suits your stride.
$90
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$139
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Sale Was $174.99 Save $35.00 (20%)
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$95
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Sale Was $135.99 Save $40.80 (30%)
$109
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Sale Was $155.99 Save $46.80 (30%)
$95
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Sale Was $135.99 Save $40.80 (30%)
$111
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Sale Was $159.99 Save $48.00 (30%)
$69
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Sale Was $99.99 Save $30.00 (30%)
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Sale Was $140.99 Save $42.30 (30%)
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Sale Was $174.99 Save $52.50 (30%)
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Sale Was $145.99 Save $43.80 (30%)
$69
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Sale Was $99.99 Save $30.00 (30%)
$109
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Sale Was $155.99 Save $46.80 (30%)
$132
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Sale Was $189.99 Save $57.00 (30%)
Best Of FAQ
Brush off loose dirt, then wipe away mud with a damp cloth. Follow the boot maker's care directions before applying any cleaner or treatment, and skip the washing machine unless the label allows it.
Loosen the laces and let the boots air-dry in a well-ventilated spot. Remove the insoles if the care directions allow. Keep boots away from direct heat, including radiators, campfires and clothes dryers.
Put them away clean and fully dry in a cool spot out of direct sunlight. Leave the laces loose, and avoid sealing damp boots in a bag or bin. A boot tray by the door makes a handy place to keep them ready for the next outing.
Pair them with hiking pants and a flannel for a trail-ready look, or wear them with straight-leg jeans and a sweatshirt for a trip into town. Visible socks and an untucked shirt keep the outfit laid-back.
Hiking boots often have eyelets or loops along the foot, and some designs add open hooks near the ankle. The arrangement varies by boot, so check the photos and description for the lacing details.