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Rugged, corrosion resistant, full-front lacing system.
Innovative tread design for grip and stability.
Timberwolf leather upper.
Special expanded PU technology was used to create a boot that is extremely lightweight and comfortable, while at the same time is strong enough to withstand the rugged demands of a life in the outdoors.
Air bubbles embedded in the wall of the shell add lightweight insulation and resilient cushioning.
Baffin engineered sole that composed of two unique rubber compounds that combine to make the boot slip-resistant and at the same time tough enough for the most extreme use.
Liner is comfort rated for -40°C/-40°F; in combination with the outer shell, the boot is comfort rated for -60°C/-76°F.
Whether you work the lifts, get up at five to shovel the driveway, or hoof it to work through epic blizzards, the Baffin Men’s Mountain Winter Boot protects your feet from brutal winter weather. Rated to 60 below zero, the Mountain Winter Boot can handle the coldest environments you can find, while its durable leather shell and Icepaw rubber sole handle the exterior conditions.
| Insulation: | 7-Layer innerboot |
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| Lacing: | Standard |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | 1 Year |
| Material: | [Upper] Timberwolf leather |
| Recommended Use: | Shoveling, snowshoeing, winter |
| Sole: | Icepaw rubber |
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| This boot is everything I hoped for and more! Im a size 10.5 and I bought the boots in size 11 as recommended by Baffin. They fit perfectly around the heel and ankle, but do have a little extra wiggle room near the toes. That’s easily fixed by wearing thick socks. If you fit easily into half sizes with room to spare, you may want to consider sizing down. If they don’t fit, no biggie, return them to Zappos for another size. My 11's fit just fine though, they are very warm, and give great ankle and instep support. Oh, by the way, they look great on top of all that. I’ve owned Kamik’s and Sorel’s, but these beat them all by far. | |
| Anonymous at Zappos.com on 02/09/2008 | |
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| Wrong size...bummer! Great looking boot for any cold weather occasion...a very cold weather occasion. I ordered the boot at the last minute for a trip to Vail Co. The boots arrived in time, as usual, for Zappos orders, but I ordered the wrong size...my fault and I really missed not having them...will try again next season...thanks Zappos, by way, in addition to the Baffin’s I also ordered the naughty monkeys for the wife...she loves them... Thanks Zappos. | |
| Loyal Z at Zappos.com on 03/12/2007 | |
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| Serious and stylish snow boot - I got these boots as a gift for my brother-in-law. They had -20 degrees winter this year and my sister asked me to find something for those really cold snowy days. I looked for a while and finally picked these Baffins. They are actually slightly heavier than I expected, but the extra insulation is removable. They are even kind of stylish for this kind of boot. Thanks Zappos. | |
| Marina at Zappos.com on 06/17/2006 | |
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| Baffin Mountain Boots - When I saw these they looked very heavy duty for our rough winters here in the north. When I got them and checked them out before I gave them to my husband for chritmas, I put them on and they were so comfortable and very insulated for wet and snowy weather I was overjoyed! I know from that, that I made the right decision. Thanks a bunch, "he loved them!" | |
| Anna P at Zappos.com on 01/01/2006 | |
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| Lives up to the Mountain Man name - I've owned many leather upper winter boots in the past, most with felt liners. The Baffin Mountain Man boot is much more comfortable, feels lighter, the liners dry much more quickly, and they are far easier to get on and off. The traction is excellent with a sharp, aggressive tread pattern that really bites into snow. | |
| Brian F at Zappos.com on 11/10/2008 | |
