Moon Boot after-ski: how they fit, what size to choose and which one to pick
- 10 styles available
- Dual sizes
- €165,00
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Icon Low Rubber Ankle Boots Cream
€225,00
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Icon Nylon Ankle Boots White
€185,00
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Icon Low Nylon Ankle Boots Cocoa
€175,00
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Icon Nylon Ankle Boots Black
€185,00
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Women's Icon Low Glance Ankle Boots Platinum
€210,00
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Icon Low Nylon Ankle Boots Black
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Icon Low Nylon Ankle Boots Dusty Pink
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Moon Boots are the most recognizable snow boots around: the padded shape, the logo band, the laces that close at the top. Born in Italy in the 1970s as apres-ski boots, today they are worn in the mountains as well as in the city. Here you can see what the Icon and Icon Low models we have in store look like in person, how the double sizes work, what the difference is between nylon, glance and rubber, and which one to choose.
In short
- Icon is the high model, reaching mid-calf. Icon Low is the low version, reaching the ankle.
- Dual sizes: each size covers several numbers, for example 35/38 or 39/41.
- No left or right: the two boots are identical and adapt to the foot with use.
- Materials: water-repellent nylon, glance with a glossy finish, rubber with a rubberized upper.
- Use: apres-ski, walks in the snow, winter city life. They are not ski boots.
How they look in person
In person Moon Boots are bulkier than they look in photos. The upper is padded and soft, the rubber sole is high and sculpted, and the band with the Moon Boot writing wraps all the way around the ankle. The laces are not there to tighten the foot: they close the opening at the top and keep the snow out. They slip on like a slipper and come off in an instant, which is why they were born as apres-ski boots.
Below you can see them being worn, from the car to the mountain hut terrace. Tap a photo to open the model.
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In the car, at altitude, on the terrace
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High or low: Icon or Icon Low
The first choice is the height.
- Icon (high): it reaches mid-calf and offers more protection when the snow is deep. It is the classic Moon Boot, the one recognizable from afar. It is worn over leggings or ski trousers, or with wide jeans tucked in or left to fall over the top.
- Icon Low (low): it stops at the ankle, is lighter and easier to match every day. It is the right choice if you wear it mainly in town, in the village or in the car, with jeans and wide trousers.
If you want a single pair for the whole winter, covering both city and mountains, the Icon Low is the most versatile. If you use it mainly on snow, the high Icon offers better protection.
Sizes: how the double sizes work
Moon Boots do not have a single number: each size covers a range, because the inner padding moulds to the foot with use. The sizes you find with us are these:
- 33/35: for those who usually wear 33 to 35 (only some colours).
- 35/38 or 36/38: for those who usually wear 35 to 37.
- 39/41: for those who usually wear 38 to 40.
Two practical tips. If you are at the upper end of a range, for example you wear a full 37, consider the size up, especially if you wear thick winter socks. If instead you find them a little loose, a wool felt insole makes them fit more snugly and also warmer. The size available for each model can be seen on the product page.
Nylon, glance or rubber
With the same shape, the upper material changes.
- Nylon: the original Moon Boot. Lightweight, water-repellent, with PVC reinforcements on the sole. It is the easiest to wear and the most varied in colours.
- Glance: the glossy and satin finish, which reflects light. It has the same cut as the Icon Low but a more elegant look, for evenings or après-ski.
- Rubber: the rubberised upper, smooth and matt, handles wet snow and rain better. It is also the cleanest-looking and the easiest to clean.
The models you can find in Ski Sises
Icon Nylon Black
The high Moon Boot in the most classic version, black with the white band. It goes with everything and does not mind dirt: it is the safe choice if it is your first pair.
Icon Nylon White
The white high Icon, the most iconic on snow. In the photos you see it with a short down jacket and earmuffs: an all-light mountain look.
Icon Low Nylon — Black
The black low, the easiest to use every day. With straight-leg jeans worn over the boot it becomes a city shoe.
Icon Low Nylon — Cocoa
A warm brown that pairs with light denim, beige and dark down jackets. Less sporty than black, softer than white.
Icon Low Nylon in Dusty Pink
A soft dusty pink that goes well with white, cream and light grey. It is also available in size 33/35.
Icon Low Glance Women's Platinum
The Glance in silver: glossy, shiny, best paired with light-coloured joggers or knitwear for contrast.
Icon Low Rubber Creme
The rubber version in cream, with a smooth, clean look. It is the most suitable for wet snow and rain, and with a cream-coloured jumper it creates a tone-on-tone look.
Available now at Ski Sises
Choose your Moon Boot
Dual sizes: you'll find the size chart in the article
How to care for them
- After use, shake off the snow and let them dry at room temperature, away from radiators and heaters.
- Do not put them in the washing machine: for dirt, a damp cloth and a gentle detergent are enough.
- An occasional waterproofing spray helps the nylon repel water and stains.
- If you can, alternate your Moon Boots with another shoe so they have time to dry properly.
Frequently asked questions
Are Moon Boots waterproof?
The nylon is water-repellent and the lower part has PVC reinforcements, so on dry snow your feet stay dry. For wet snow and rain, the most suitable model is the Rubber.
Can they be used for skiing?
No. They’re après-ski boots: you wear them after taking off your ski boots to walk on snow, in town and at the mountain hut.
Why isn't there a left and right?
The Moon Boot has been symmetrical since the first model: the two boots are identical and, with use, the lining takes the shape of your foot.
What size should I get if I wear a 38?
According to the size chart above, a 38 falls within 39/41, which also leaves room for a thick winter sock. If you have narrow feet and wear thin socks, you could consider 35/38 or 36/38, although these will fit more snugly.
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