Kamik -40°F Bounty Boots - Waterproof Thinsulate® (For Men)

Great buy for price - wear every day so far

excellent product

Well made, lightweight, warm hunting boot. Unfortunately the toebox is much to narrow. I have a low volume foot so be sure to consider if you have a wide foot it will require a larger size or wider width.

Style in a practicle boot. Super light weight and it IS WATERPROOF 100%. Very good traction and comfort. Going to buy another pair !!

Walked them for 7 days of elk hunting in Idaho with snow, rain and steep country. The boots felt slightly damp after 5 hrs in the rain riding the horse. Seemed to dry our fine that night in camp.wore them everyday with great comfort.

this boot was never waterproof. the liner is rated for -40, I felt it was more around 15 or 20F. there was no insole between the liner and the boot foot-bed. overall it was a complete disapointment. if this shoe is for walking from the house to the mailbox or woodpile and they were pre-warmed I would have no complaints... maybe I just got a lemon?..

This is a great, all-around winter boot for people who tend to spend a lot of time in the outdoors. It is an excellent choice for winter hiking, snow shoeing, hunting or working in harsh, cold environment.

I needed a boot that was warm, functional and a as female consumer...looked good. This boot fit all of my needs. It was true to size, light enough not to add misery to the snow shoveling task and warm enough for someone who always complains of cold feet. It has been a great boot. I have only had it for a few weeks and they are a little stiff but not so much that I have had any problems with them. Great product!

I expected A big bulky Snow Boot, but when I put them on it was more like putting on a regular Tactical/Hiking boot, just better insulation.

Camping for three days 12-18in of snow with temps down to -14 while we were outside. I should have used pants with gaters but without them even in the deep snow I didn't get snow in the boots. I got one foot ankle deep in mostly liquid slush hiding under fresh snow and stayed dry. Wearing a thin wicking liner and medium/heavy wool hiking socks my feet were quite comfortable feeling cold only after I was sitting around for a few hours without much movement.