Hunter's New Pink Iridescent Rain Boots Are the Best Purchase You'll Make All Spring

Spring is just around the corner (read: slushy snow, downpours, and huge, unavoidable puddles), and nothing puts a damper on your day like a soggy, wet pair of socks and sneakers. 

Keeping your spring wardrobe fashion-forward even in the nastiest weather can be a challenge, especially when rain boots have a reputation for being far-from-cute, clunky garden shoes.

Enter: Hunter’s newest iridescent rain boot, which everyone is trading their boring black wellies for this spring.

To buy: Hunter Women’s Original Nebula Short Rain Boot ($150; amazon.com, zappos.com, saksfifthavenue.com)

While these rain boots come in two futuristic shades, the crowd favorite is clearly Carousel Orange, a stunning light pink hue. If pink isn’t your style, treat yourself to Wave Blue, a denim blue boot with a violet sheen. 

Fully waterproof, these metallic blush boots boast polyester lining, cushy sponge insoles, sturdy rubber outsoles, and are handcrafted from natural vulcanized rubber (so they’re even more durable and weather-resistant). Plus, they wouldn’t be Hunter boots without the classic front-facing logo and chic silver exterior buckles.

The pearlescent rain boot comes in the brand’s short and tall silhouette, perfect for running around the city in slushy snow or standing in the mud at an outdoor concert (Coachella, anyone?). We’re loving the shorter version, which hits mid-calf and feels super versatile. Pair with a floral dress, sweatshirt, and midi skirt, or top them off with your favorite denim and cheeky graphic tee or sweater. They will literally go with everything in your closet.

Hunter’s Original Nebula Rain Boots have already sold out on a few sites, but luckily we were able to find sizes on Amazon, Zappos, and Saks Fifth Avenue that are still available. Snap them up before they’re gone—they’ll be the best purchase you make all spring!

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