Lots of people may offer you opinions.
Really, though, the best solution is to try a couple of different ways and see what tastes better to you.
Everyone’s palate is a little different, and there’s no substitute for experimentation.
The worst that can happen is that the coffee doesn’t taste as good. So next time you do it a different way.
After a few tries, you should figure out what you like the most.
Looks like you made a typo, the U.S. is included as a growing market.
Sadly, modern Keen boots are nowhere near as good as the old ones.
Based on the temperature, I’m guessing you’ll want insulated boots.
If you’re in the US, Chippewa is a good maker of mid-range, good-quality Goodyear-welted boots. A Goodyear welt (made of leather, not plastic) is important because that means you can get them resoled easily - important for BIFL footwear.
Something like this should last you a very long time: https://www.chippewaboots.com/en/thunderstruck-10-inch-waterproof-insulated-21107.html?dwvar_21107_color=Brunette
That’s a 10" logger boot. Might be a little heavy, but as long as you take care of them and store them properly, they’ll be good for everything from hiking to working outside to just running errands in cold weather.
If you’re looking for something simpler and lighter weight, this might also work: https://www.chippewaboots.com/en/northbound-8-waterproof-insulated-lace-up--21097.html?dwvar_21097_color=Wheat
That’s more of a cold weather work boot, though. If you plan to hike in these regularly, you probably want to boot with logger soles.
They make a bunch to choose from, here’s a link to some additional options: https://www.chippewaboots.com/en/shop-mens-shoes/?prefn1=construction&prefn2=features&prefn3=safetyToe&prefv1=Goodyear+Welt&prefv2=Insulated&prefv3=Soft+Toe|Composite+Toe&page=all
But don’t just take my word for it. Look up the shoes, look up the fit. Ideally, see if you can find a dealer in your area so you can make sure you get a proper fit.
What’s your price range?
New BIFL footwear is going to cost you at minimum $300, but the better stuff will be closer to $500 or $600.
What kind of socks do you typically wear with the boots? How cold doesn’t get around you during the winter? There’s lots of variability, depending on whether your top need is insulation versus traction, for example.
I also laugh when folks refer to a cheese variety as “goat.”
(A goat is not cheese)
Their primary goal is to ensure the company remains compliant with global privacy regulations.
They’re lying. They don’t care about you at all.
I agree, but the line is titled “country freedom rank.” Not “media freedom rank.” So the implication goes beyond what may be intended.
“Mostly free” my ass.
Also, old evidence confirms it.
The comments you made with the old account.
YouTube has mitigations in place to help identify folks who jump between accounts.
Aha, I see, irony.
By “every action” you mean “no again.”