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As the wind picks up and the leaves start to fall around the city, your shoes will need to take on more of a functional role. Boots, with their insulation and full coverage, are ideal for staying on trend and comfortable, but the wide array of options this season means you’ll need a pair that balances style and durability. Here are six recommendations for the best fall boots on the market this season. London Rebel Phoebe Chunky Chelsea Rain Boots | $42 This stylish rain boot is the cheapest option on the list but still well suited for the sidewalk slush puddles you may find yourself navigating in the coming months. These shoes have a chunky rubber platform that adds cushioning and insulation to keep your feet dry and comfortable. While functional, this sole is typical of Chelsea boots and adds a trendy detail that sets them apart from a typical boot. The entire shoe is made of polyurethane, a durable rubber with a higher load-bearing capacity than traditional rubber.

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