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Sneakers are hands down the best footwear choice when it comes to casual comfort, style, or performance.
Many people successfully wear sneakers year round, but intermittent changes in the weather can make things that difficult.
While the knit and mesh materials used on most sneakers today are great for lightweight performance, they can be horrible for keeping your feet warm, dry, and protected from the elements.
Whether you like to go jogging in the rain, or simply hate wearing traditional boots in the fall, there are plenty of sneaker options available.
Brands like Nike, Adidas, Converse, and New Balance all make sneakers that are perfect for bad weather.
If you don't want to fall victim to soggy socks and cold feet, you're in the right place.
Check out the 8 best sneakers for bad weather, below:
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Nike Air Presto Mid Utility
The Nike Air Presto was originally released in 2004 as the Swoosh's futuristic take on lightweight running sneakers. While the low cut version still thrives today as a lifestyle sneaker, the Utility version is perfect for taking on the elements. It features mid top design with a durable water repellent sock-like upper, warm inner linings, and beefed up outsoles for traction.
Nike Air Presto Mid Utility, $150
Adidas Ultra Boost Mid ATR
Since its debut in 2015, the Adidas Ultra Boost has been one of the most popular sneakers available. Appealing to performance runners, comfort seekers, and fashion aficionados, the shoes were already very well rounded. Now, the ATR versions (short for all-terrain) features a mid top sock-like construction and uses a water resistant Primeknit upper. The Continental outsoles have also been optimized for running in the rain.
Adidas Ultra Boost Mid ATR, $220
Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Waterproof Nubuck
The Converse Chuck Taylor All-Star is one of the most popular lifestyle shoes ever, but the traditional canvas upper won't hold up in the rain. To remedy that, Converse re-engineered the classic silhouette with a waterproof Nubuck leather upper, inner booties, and rugged outsoles.
Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Waterproof Nubuck, $120
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