The short answer is yes, but you might run into a few problems. First, spring/summer boots may not have traction that’s appropriate for snow and ice. Rubber can be slippery, and without the right tread, you may find yourself slipping and sliding, which can be dangerous. Your second problem is a lack of insulation. However, you do have a few options. You can purchase separate liners to winterize your summer rain boots or wear more than one pair of warm socks.