As we switch seasons, you can expect some inclement weather just around the corner. This no-nonsense boot can survive in any terrain, from muddy pumpkin patch fields to slushy ice and freezing rain. Completely water-resistant, it's ethically made from all-natural rubber with a recycled poly-blend lining. And since they're from the sneaker brand SeaVees, you better believe they're the most comfortable rubber boots you'll ever pull on. Drag these through any form of water or mud—all you have to do is rinse, let dry, and they're brand new again.

I don't know if you've heard, but the adidas Sambas are having a moment right now. Of course, if you're trying to start your own wave, then the Triest silhouette is the way to go. It's very similar to the classic Samba as far as the shape, except without the exaggerated tongue—these look more like old-school German army trainers. There's something about how the cream leather complements the tan rubber outsole—a match made in sneaker heaven. Rock these now with Camber sweats or a wool suit for a high/low juxtaposing fit.

Norse Projects sought to create a sneaker that functions like a hiking boot in their Arktisk collection, and we'd say they absolutely nailed it. The shoe features a lace lock with a stow-away pocket, a Hydro Guard membrane to resist rain and wind, along with an Ortholite insole for maximum comfort—no matter your adventure. You can wear these from the office to the trails or down some slopes—they're that versatile. Feel free to go full tech mode with these or just pull on some relaxed black denim for a sleek, stylish kit.