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Women's Winter Running Shoes

Running through a Quebec winter is doable — with the right shoes. Our women's winter running shoes keep your feet dry and grip snow, slush and ice, thanks to waterproof membranes and aggressive outsoles. Saucony, Salomon, Brooks, ASICS and more.
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  • Salomon

    Salomon Speedcross 6 GTX Trail Running Shoes for Women

    (2)
    $20995 CAD
    In stock

  • Salomon

    Salomon Aero Glide 4 GRVL Running Shoes for Women

    $20995 CAD
    In stock
  • - 20%

    Brooks

    Brooks Cascadia 19 GTX Trail Running Shoes for Women

    $15995 CAD $19995
    In stock
  • New arrival

    Salomon

    Salomon Genesis 2 GTX Women's Trail Running Shoes

    $20995 CAD
    In stock
  • - 25%

    Salomon

    Salomon Genesis Trail Running Shoes for Women

    $14195 CAD $18995
    In stock

  • Brooks

    Brooks Adrenaline GTS 24 GTX Running Shoes for Women

    $19995 CAD
    Low stock

  • Saucony

    Saucony Peregrine 16 GTX Waterproof Trail Running Shoes for Women

    $20995 CAD
    In stock
  • New arrival

    Brooks

    Brooks Ghost 18 GTX waterproof running shoes for women

    $20995 CAD
    In stock
  • New arrival

    Mizuno

    Mizuno Wave Rider GTX 4 Waterproof Running Shoes for Women

    $22995 CAD
    In stock
  • New arrival

    Altra

    Altra Lone Peak 9+ GTX Women's Trail Running Shoes

    $21995 CAD
    In stock
  • New arrival

    ASICS

    ASICS Trabuco 14 GTX Women's Trail Running Shoes

    $21995 CAD
    In stock
  • New arrival

    Brooks

    Brooks Cascadia 20 GTX waterproof trail running shoes for women

    $21995 CAD
    In stock
  • - 52%

    Saucony

    Saucony Peregrine 13 GTX trail running shoes for women

    (1)
    $9995 CAD $20995
    In stock
  • - 25%

    Salomon

    Salomon Aero Blaze 3 GRVL GTX Women's Running Shoes

    From $14995 CAD $19995
    In stock

  • Mizuno

    Mizuno Wave Rider GTX 2 Running Shoes for Women

    (1)
    $19995 CAD
    Very low stock
  • - 48%

    Saucony

    Saucony Triumph 23 GTX Women's Running Shoes

    $12395 CAD $23995
    In stock

Women's winter running shoes

Winter running in Quebec demands shoes that can keep up: waterproof, warm and grippy. Our women's winter running shoes — Saucony, Salomon, Brooks, ASICS and Mizuno — keep your feet dry and provide traction on packed snow, slush and ice, so you can maintain your routine all cold season.

What makes a good winter shoe

Waterproofing (Gore-Tex / GTX)

A waterproof, breathable membrane like Gore-Tex keeps water, slush and melting snow out while letting sweat escape. It's the key to keeping feet dry — and therefore warm.

Grip on snow and ice

Deep-lugged outsoles, sometimes compatible with ice spikes, provide the traction needed on slippery surfaces. Many trail models make excellent winter road shoes thanks to their grip.

Warmth and protection

A denser upper blocks the wind, and some models add light insulation or a higher collar to keep snow out.

Do I need ice spikes?

On sheer ice and icy sidewalks, removable spikes add valuable safety. Some winter shoes are designed to accept them; other aggressive-grip trail models are enough on packed snow. When in doubt, ask for advice in store.

Explore our other women's collections

Dress for the cold with our base layers and winter accessories. Shopping for him? Here are our men's winter running shoes.

Frequently asked questions

What sets a winter running shoe apart?
Three things: waterproofing (often a Gore-Tex membrane), grip on snow and ice via lugs, and added protection from cold and wind. Together they keep feet dry, warm and stable.
Is Gore-Tex (GTX) worth it for winter running?
Yes, in slush, melting snow and cold: the membrane keeps feet dry, which makes all the difference for staying warm. In dry, deep cold, a dense non-waterproof upper can also work.
Do I need ice spikes?
On sheer ice and icy sidewalks, removable spikes add real safety. On packed snow, aggressive outsole lugs are often enough. The choice depends on your routes.
Can a trail shoe work for winter road running?
Absolutely. Many runners use grippy trail models, ideally waterproof, as winter road shoes — their traction is an asset on snow.
Should I size up half a size for thick socks?
Often yes, especially with thicker merino socks in winter. Try them on with your seasonal socks to confirm comfort and circulation.
How do I care for waterproof winter shoes?
Rinse off salt and slush with lukewarm water, let them air dry (away from direct heat) and reactivate the upper's water-repellent treatment as needed to preserve waterproofing.