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No, not all rain boots are inherently slip-resistant .Slip-resistant rain boots often feature deep treads, rubber soles, and specific designs like grooves or siping to enhance grip.

Rain boots are generally not a good choice for snow. While they keep your feet dry, they lack the insulation needed to keep your feet warm in cold, snowy conditions. Warm and insulated gumboots, however, are a type of gumboot designed with insulation to provide warmth in cold weather, making them suitable for snow.

Barefoot rain boots feature a wide toe box, flexible sole, and zero-drop (flat) design to allow for natural toe splay, unrestricted foot movement, and proper posture. This contrasts with many conventional rain boots that can have a narrow toe box, stiff sole, and heel lift, potentially causing discomfort and restricting natural gait. 

PVC rain boots are made from Polyvinyl chloride, a synthetic plastic polymer, and are a popular choice for their waterproof and affordable qualities. They are lightweight, durable, and effectively keep feet dry in wet conditions, making them suitable for various activities like gardening, light work, or casual wear in the rain

To find the right fishing boots, prioritize durability, superior traction, and all-day comfort. Look for boots with waterproof and breathable materials, a good fit with ankle support, and consider the types of surfaces you'll be fishing on to choose the right sole. 

To clean rubber rain boots, start by removing loose dirt with a brush or hose. For tougher grime, use a mild soap and water solution or a vinegar and water mixture, scrubbing gently with a brush or cloth. Rinse thoroughly and dry completely before conditioning the rubber to prevent cracking.