Hunter Boots Now Makes Festival Gear, and It’s Damn Near Perfect

Keeps you dry; keeps you dapper. What's not to love?

June 5, 2018 9:00 am

Wellington purveyors Hunter Boots have long been the name of the game when it comes to fall footwear (hailing from Scotland, as it were). But this season, they’re making a bid to be your go-to outfitter for summer shenanigans as well.

To wit: their Festival Edit, with men’s, women’s and unisex gear covering you — and your gear — from head to toe in their superior rubber goods. We’ve compiled a few of our favorites for the season, from a handsome fanny pack (be warned that the term may elicit a snicker in the brand’s home turf) to the sharpest poncho this side of the rubbish bin.

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Vinyl Poncho | $195
Hope for good weather, pack for bad: this hooded, pocketed number will put the garbage-bag wearers to shame.

Packable Phone Pouch | $25
For the leisure-time minimalist who needs their phone, cards and maybe some cash rolled up tight for supreme packability.

Vinyl Windcheater | $215
Hooded and fully waterproof jackets are a must, but don’t underestimate the armpit ventilation, which’ll keep things nice and breezy between sets.

Belt Bag | $35
Water-resistant, and can be worn cross-body or like a fanny pack. Bonus: you won’t get stuck carrying around everything for your friends who wanted to “pack light.”

Hi Canvas Sneakers | $115
Showerproof and cushioned, with a mesh lining to keep your dogs from suffocating — dare we call them the perfect festival footwear?

Rubberized Leather Backpack | $295
Waterproofed in eight distinctive colorways, so your gear’s protected and you’re easily spotted in a crowd.

Festival Chelsea Boot | $165
If there’s rain in the forecast, there’s mud in your future. And thousands of people trampling on the same wet earth calls for something sturdy.

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