Hüttenschuhe

After the last powder turn come the real bosses of freeriders: cold feet, icy parking lots, muddy hut floors. This is exactly where these bivouac boots come into play - without drama, but with a message. They are warm enough for snowstorm vibes and so comfortable that you only put them on "briefly" and then don't take them off for hours - or even accidentally wear them to work.

Even in this very unusual season, we hope that all PowderGuide users will have a wonderful Christmas time and have the opportunity to give presents to their loved ones (or themselves). If you are still looking for last-minute ideas, here, as every year, are the PowderGuide editorial team's material wishes. Unfiltered.

When the temperatures drop in November, the first flakes fall and the fire blazes in the fireplace, it's also time to swap your flip-flops for warm shoes.

My first impression of the Capsico was along the lines of "what is that"? I now wear these shoes every day, but less for leisure and strolling and much more as a house and access shoe.