I don't know those models, but they look more suitable for something like Blegoš, nothing more. Already because of the material, partially leather can get soaked and once soaked they're unsuitable for winter tours (you should still try them on, so we don't speculate). If you plan to hike a lot in the mountains in winter then buy winter mountaineering boots with a stiff sole, currently the cheapest is Teton, around 120 euros (Alpina). Teton is a massive boot, heavy and suitable only for winter tours. Various Garmont, La Sportiva are a bit pricier, but there's a discount now, but careful, discounted doesn't mean good. Old stock with no market demand. Who knows what salespeople invent, and never listen to salespeople, some have no clue at all. They'll sell you what has the least demand all year. If you're on a budget, choose something suitable for summer and winter trails + 12-tooth classic crampons. That way you'll kill multiple birds with one stone. In summer there are snowfields and you need crampons and ice axe, what will you wear winter boots for when heatwave is coming in valleys. Again it comes to crampons (classic, semi-auto, auto). Classics fit anywhere, semi and auto won't go on summer boots unless it has a notch at the back. Another story is using winter gear crossing snowfields, I think some course will be organized. Before you learn to walk safely with crampons and use ice axe there are quite some issues. I got stuck with crampons several times myself, 1-2-3x even literally impaled, still see one injury after 1 year, with ice axe too. Now no problems. Get something La Sportiva winter-summer boot, it'll cost 150-200 euros. Or Alpina Tibet, currently around 100 euros and you'll be surprised what you get. Use them year-round, but not for couloirs. Not much choice for 100 euros anyway.
Alpina has even bigger discount now so go to Alpina. Offer until 31.1
Discounted 40%