I grew up in a country where your footwear was usually sandals or, if you were walking in the bush, boots through which a snake bite could not penetrate. Therefore I had a little chuckle when I was looking at some Icebug shoes the other day.
You choose between 20, 30 or 40 degrees below zero, Celcius
If you want to go walking at -30°C
These are for -20°C and have studs to grip on the ice
For -40°C
And when it gets colder than this, I don’t go outside!
I battle to walk on the ice but have been given the advice to walk like a drunk with a nappy (diaper) on. Bent knees, feet far apart and sway from side to side!