Kamik - Greenbay 4 - 13 Men's Snow Boot - Waterproof, Insulated to -40F, Black
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About this product
The Kamik Greenbay 4 men's snow boot in size 13 is a waterproof, insulated mid-calf boot designed for extreme cold, rated to -40F. It features a durable 600 denier nylon upper and a moisture-wicking, recycled lining. The boot utilizes a pull-on closure with a snow collar, a round toe, and a Rubber-He outsole. Suitable for activewear, casual, travel, and workwear, this black boot is made in the United States for fall, winter, spring, and summer seasons.
Our take
These Kamik Greenbay 4 snow boots are built for serious winter conditions. The -40F insulation rating is genuinely impressive and suggests they'll keep your feet warm in very cold temperatures. I like the combination of the 600 denier nylon upper for durability and the waterproof feature for staying dry. The pull-on style with a snow collar is practical for getting them on quickly and keeping snow out. It's a robust boot, and the Rubber-He outsole should provide good grip. The recycled lining is a nice touch, too. These are clearly made for utility and warmth over style.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Insulated to -40F
- Waterproof 600 denier nylon upper
- Moisture-wicking, recycled lining
- Pull-on with snow collar closure
Cons
- Mid-calf shoe shaft style
- Standard shoe width only
Specifications
- UK Shoe Size 12
- Shoe Shaft Style Mid-Calf
- Toe Shape Round Toe
- Closure Pull On w/ Snow Collar
- US Shoe Size 13
- Occasion Activewear, Casual, Travel, Workwear
Show all 22 specifications
- EU Shoe Size
- 46
- Color
- Black
- Lining Material
- Moisture-Wicking, Recycled
- MPN
- NK0200S
- Vintage
- No
- Brand
- Kamik
- Type
- Boot
- Department
- Men
- Model
- Greenbay 4W
- Style
- Snow Boot
- Outsole Material
- Rubber-He
- Features
- Waterproof
- Shoe Width
- Standard
- Upper Material
- 600 denier Nylon
- Season
- Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
- Country of Origin
- United States
