For dry, chilly days, choose your preferred height of UGG Classic Mini II, Short II or Tall II. For wet weather in a men's lace-up, compare Timberland Redwood Falls Moc-Toe with its specified waterproof membrane. Decide on water protection first, then compare coverage, fit and the sizes available in your color.
A taller boot gives more leg coverage. It does not by itself establish a lower temperature rating, waterproof construction or grip on ice. The lined UGG Classics and waterproof Redwood below solve different parts of the cold-weather purchase.
| Your choice | What to compare |
|---|---|
| Dry, cool days | Choose Mini II, Short II or Tall II by the opening and shaft coverage you prefer. |
| Rain and wet ground | Redwood Falls specifies a TimberDry waterproof membrane. Keep waterproof construction on your shortlist when water protection is required. |
| Snow or prolonged cold | Look for a model explicitly specified for those conditions, including insulation and water protection. No temperature-rated snow-boot claim is made for these picks. |
| Ice | A lug pattern or waterproof membrane is not an ice-grip guarantee. Check the actual surface conditions and any required traction equipment. |
| Socks and fit | Try the boot with the socks you will wear. Check toe room, heel hold and the opening without relying on lining to stretch into the right size. |
Shop this guide: Classic Mini II · Classic Short II · Classic Tall II · Redwood Falls Waterproof
$174.95
Pictured in Black. The lowest shaft of these three Classics leaves more of the leg uncovered. Black sizes 5 through 10 were available. Compare it for dry, chilly days and the shorter silhouette.
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$194.95
Pictured in Chestnut, with more shaft coverage than Mini II. Chestnut sizes 5 and 6 were available. For other sizes, compare Black or Sand below before changing the boot height.
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$224.95
Pictured in Chestnut. The tallest of these three Classic silhouettes. Chestnut sizes 5, 6, 7, 9 and 10 were available. Choose it for the opening and coverage you want, not an unverified temperature rating.
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$169.95
Pictured in Wheat. Timberland specifies a TimberDry waterproof membrane, OrthoLite footbed and EVA midsole for this model. Wheat sizes 8.5, 9.5, 10.5, 11, 11.5, 12 and 13 were available.
Choose your sizePrices and pictured-color sizes were checked September 6, 2026. The product page shows the current selection; online availability does not confirm stock at a particular store.
UGG describes the Classic II family with a topically applied water-repellent treatment. That is different from Redwood Falls' waterproof construction. Choose the Classic shape for dry-weather warmth and styling; choose a specified waterproof model when water protection is part of the job.
The Redwood Falls is the men's waterproof option here. Its product specification establishes the membrane, not an insulation rating or a promise of traction on every frozen surface. For more detail, read are UGGs waterproof? and are Timberlands waterproof?.
For Short II at $194.95, Black sizes 5 through 9 and Sand sizes 5 through 10 were available. That gives more choices than the pictured Chestnut sizes 5 and 6 without changing shaft height.
For Mini II at $174.95, Chestnut and Sand also had sizes 5 through 10 available. For Tall II at $224.95, Black had sizes 5, 6, 7, 8 and 10. Check the product page's exact color selection rather than assuming each color has the same sizes.
If you change the height, check how the shaft opening works with your trousers or leggings. Our women's UGG boot comparison and UGG winter guide compare the lined styles without treating height as a tested warmth ranking.
Put on the socks you intend to wear before assessing the fit. Walk and turn indoors, checking toe room and heel hold. A thick sock can change pressure across the top of the foot; changing the sock or model may work better than automatically adding length.
Use the Classic Mini sizing guide for Mini II and the exact model chart for Short II or Tall II. The Timberland size guide covers the brand's different boot fits. Do not transfer a slipper's sizing rule or the Premium 6-Inch's fit advice to every boot.
Mini II is the lowest of these three, Short II is the middle option, and Tall II provides the most shaft coverage. Choose by the opening and how you want the boot to work with your clothes. Height alone does not establish a temperature rating.
No waterproof snow-boot recommendation is made for these Classic II styles. They have water-repellent treatment, not a verified waterproof snow-boot specification. Choose them for dry conditions and check the exact model's care guidance.
The men's Timberland Redwood Falls Moc-Toe in Wheat specifies a TimberDry waterproof membrane. It also lists an OrthoLite footbed and EVA midsole. That does not establish an insulation rating or guaranteed grip on ice.
Use the chart for the specific boot and try it with your intended socks. A size or fit adjustment that works in a slipper is not a universal boot-sizing rule.
Check another color of Short II before changing the height. Black and Sand had different size selections at the latest check. Confirm your exact color and size on the product page.
No. Waterproof construction concerns water protection. Insulation and any temperature guidance are separate specifications. Do not infer them from a waterproof label or a rugged-looking sole.
We have no comparative ice-traction test establishing a winner among these pairs. Waterproofing and a lugged sole do not guarantee ice grip. Choose footwear and any required traction equipment for the actual conditions.
Sources: Classic Mini II details · Classic Short II details · Classic Tall II details · Redwood Falls waterproof construction
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