Those ones have got breathable membrane which usually means they're more expensive... but it also means they're more comfortable.
walking shoes of that type are usually fairly waterproof (even if they're advertised as being waterproof it's never 100% IME) and have lots of grip on the sole so you're less likely to slip and fall over on ice or snow.
To keep your feet warm you might want to get some thermal socks which are better insulating than normal socks and usually quick drying - supermarkets sell these.
Those ones have got breathable membrane which usually means they're more expensive... but it also means they're more comfortable.
walking shoes of that type are usually fairly waterproof (even if they're advertised as being waterproof it's never 100% IME) and have lots of grip on the sole so you're less likely to slip and fall over on ice or snow.
To keep your feet warm you might want to get some thermal socks which are better insulating than normal socks and usually quick drying - supermarkets sell these.
Nope, I'm from England. I'm just tired of my feet getting wet, and thank you