There's a 100% chance you haven't thought of these outfit ideas. Even if spring is still several arctic blasts away, you can dip a rubbered toe into floral patterns and soft, neutral shades—just be ...

The best rubber hunting boots are worth the money, and here’s why—comfort. Hunters can pinch pennies on other outdoor gear, but when it comes to your feet, never sacrifice quality. Always choose the ...

Rescued from the Jamaica Bay mud, what a camera sees overnight and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary. Dear Diary: I had been laid off and was searching for free ...

Here’s the thing about Wellington boots: They’re great when it’s raining, because they keep your toes dry and toasty. But when the rain stops, you feel a little silly stomping around in heavy rubber ...

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The best rain boots marry fashion and function. It’s been 20 years since Kate Moss’s unforgettable Glastonbury outfit, complete with a glossy black knee-high pair from Hunter, catapulted Wellingtons ...

In the past, thinking of Hunter Boots might have brought to mind rain, puddles, and gloomy British weather. But forget the forecast for a moment: In fall 2025, the iconic rubber boots are becoming ...

Rubber tapping in the forest was once the main Amazonian economic activity, and now an Indigenous group is bringing it back. Partnering with Brazilian organizations, Indigenous Gavião communities find ...

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Mud season. Dealing with spring snowmelt, rain, mud, and muck is what brings the American Northeast, Southeast, and Northwest—and most places in between—together. If you live outside of an urban ...