Baffin Men's TUNDRA Insulated Waterproof Lightweight Extreme-Weather Outdoor Snow Winter Boots for Snowshoeing & Ice Fishing

I needed a pair of winter boots this year, and a friend recommended this brand. They arrived quickly, and the next day I went snowshoeing with a group of friends. I am really pleased with how comfortable and warm these boots are. This model (Tundra) was listed as being just undersized. My shoe size is 13D, so I ordered a size 14. I can literally slip my foot in and out of these boots with ease, but once my foot is in the boot, there is no heel slippage or toe wiggles. They fit great. The toe box is perfect. I spent roughly 5 hours in 25F degree weather snowshoeing and my feet were warm and cozy, and even without breaking in these boots, I had zero issues with pain points or blisters. And the best part is I could just pull my foot out of the boot at the end of the day. I'm 65 and have arthritis in my left hip and knee, so bending over to buckle or unbuckle boots is really painful. These boots are as comfortable and convenient as my Merrill shoes. My advice is to order one size larger than your shoe size, especially if you have a wide foot. I can recommend these boots to anyone without hesitation. Exceptionally well-made and very warm and comfortable.

This is my fourth pair of Baffin snow boots. They are very warm, comfortable, and durable. They are absolutely waterproof. My previous pairs wore out, after 15 years!

I bought a pair 10 years ago for our Michigan winters. I wanted to buy a 2nd pair because my partner loves them so much. Our feet have never been cold while shoveling snow, walking behind the snowblower, riding the tractor, or 2 hours of snowshoeing. I love how they are easy to put on and take off too. I highly recommend these boots.

I've got good winter boots, but wanted an inexpensive pair for more of a winter work boot. These fit the bill at $40. Campfires, snowmobiling, shoveling, snowblowing, muck and mud; doesn't matter with these boots. They keep my feet warm, but and are fully rubber wrapped up to the ankle, so they stay dry. I've been out in -20F so far, and I expect they'll be just as good down to -40. Not bad for a $40 boot. Great tread, no issues with slippage while pushing the snowblower. They're quick to get on and off, and although there's no lacing, the velcro strap snugs it down enough to provide for a good fit. I wouldn't recommend them for long hikes though, as you would probably get blisters from rubbing.

Baffin is among the leaders in cold weather Pac boots. I think these are rated at -35 deg F. I've owned several different brands of these type of boots and these are among the best. They are durable and not heavy.

I wear a size 12 shoe. I ordered a size 13 boot. The toe is a little tight but will be fine. If I were to order again I would buy a size 14, but I prefer a bit more room. The build quality and performance of the boot are excellent. I wear them in the Arctic at temperatures reaching -40F. I am extremely happy with this boot.

Great boots...needed something for snow in Alaska...they work great

I have bought the boots to use on a photography trip in Norway and Iceland during the winter. They were a little too large for me but provided reasonable support for wearing all day long for two-week period. The boots are very good to walk in the snow. They keep you reasonably warm (though I seriously doubt the -40 claim, as they do get cold and do not provide a perfect insulation what so ever). And in those days that I was mainly in the snow they performed well. However, when used not on snow they have some major flaws: 1. They have no “give” and transfer everything they step on right into your foot. Walking on a street you will feel every cobble stone, every in perfection in the side walk, every stone you are stepping right into your feet. It makes them very uncomfortable to use, unless you are walking on snow. 2. They have no traction what so ever. Ever little patch of ice will make you slide (and if unlucky fall). This is a major flaw for winter boots. While I don’t expect them to have the traction of a microspikes added on – some traction should be there. 3. They are not water proof at all. Walking in a puddle which was not that deep meant that water was sipping in into the boot making everything cold and frozen. Again major flaw for a winter boot.

Me gusta que el ajuste sea el esperado, los materiales se perciben de una extraordinaria calidad y se sienten muy cómodas.

These are very good boots keep your feet warm recommended

I use a size ~11 for my shoes usually and fit into these in a size 12 very well. I have owned less expensive boots like these and one pair I had I stepped onto a street curb edge with the middle of my foot and damaged my foot. The lower rubber boot section was thin and very soft and the curb edge really hurt when I stepped onto it. It required many months to heal. So... I tested these boots to make sure the middle of the tread is not super soft and not with protection. It is reasonably hard and firm and not super soft. It could be better but that comes with more expensive boots. I ordered in the Baffin Men's Eiger Snow Boots for ~$300 taxes in. They where amazing boots and had very firm protective soles for sure. They where so heavy duty and huge that I think for city use they are impractical for me and so I returned them for these Baffin Men's TUNDRA Snow Boots. They make sense for casual city use. I researched the Kamik Greenbay 4 Snow Boots that are so popular in reviews and online. They do not have the quality of the inner liner that the Baffin has and the lower rubber section and tread of the boot is not as well built. So I bought the Baffin Men's TUNDRA Snow Boots instead for another ~$70+Tx. The better liner and the better lower rubber boot section is well worth the additional expense and protection. The Baffin Men's TUNDRA Snow Boots are comfortable but they are not as cushy underfoot as the $300 Baffin Men's Eiger Snow Boots. There is a major difference but they are a lot more money and so huge as I mentioned. I recommend the Baffin Men's TUNDRA Snow Boots and look forward to a very cold snowstorm so I can go grocery shopping and use them out in the snow.

I’ve owned Baffin boots before and these are plenty warm for cold Canadian winters. Use them for hiking and tromping around in deeper snow with my dog.

Didnt use them much yet but shoveled the drive way a few times and feet stayed warm, i ordered a half size bigger and they fit well