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The North Face Four Shadows GTX Winter Boot - Men's

The North Face Four Shadows GTX Winter Boot - Men's

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$149.95
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The North Face Four Shadows GTX Winter Boot - Men's

The North Face Men's Four Shadows GTX Winter Boot's waterproof breathable Gore-Tex membrane keeps your feet dry while the Primaloft insulation ensures warmth. Not only that, but its antimicrobial footbed fights off odors, which you'll need since you'll never want to take these boots off. Because these shoes weigh in at a lean 2 lb 14 oz., you may not even notice you have them on. Their Winter Grip outsoles' temperature-activated lugs show their claws when the mercury drops to make you stealthy like a snow leopard.

Bottom Line: Be ready to pounce with The North Face Four Shadows GTX Winter Boot.

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I have narrow feet especially the heel. I wear a 10.5. Will

I have narrow feet especially the heel. I wear a 10.5. Will they fit and if so what size?

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Rating for this product: 4

Much Improved The Good & Bad

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January 2, 2009

The Good -better heavy duty lacing system,shaft seems higher,can get them nice and snug. Haven't been in the backcountry to fully review them yet.The Bad-the insoles have changed for the worse. They are not a tick or supportive in the arch as last years model.Spoke to NorthFace regarding this. There reason for lesser of an insole this year was to make the boot more neutral for a wider range of feet. Tried to get a pair of insoles from last years model from TNF,were not available. So I just took my insoles from last year and are using them. They really take up a lot more of the inner boot space. Yes, I would recommend them. BackCountry's C/S unbeatable. Shame other companies don't model themselves after them.

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What is the foot type that fits in this boot? I have a narrow

What is the foot type that fits in this boot?
I have a narrow heal but wide toes. I fit in a narrow/normal boot that widens at the toes.
I have been successful with Vasque boots, but need a winter hiking boot that's insulated.

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November 10, 2009

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Hello - I have a pair of these boots, and they fit my narrow feet very well (my feet are aren't wide in the toebox however..). I have found with these boots and many other insulted boots that I have owned that the insulation tends to take the shape of my foot, and this boot was no exception. In general I think it is tough to find a custom fit with a 400 gram insulated boot, but I have been very happy with these fitting a narrow foot.
Hope this helps

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November 10, 2009

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Rating for this product: 3

true to size

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March 2, 2009

seem ot be a good boot. kind of expensive. they run pretty much true to size, which is kind of bad for wearing thicker socks. went with a half size larger and just dont fit quite right. A person is better to stick to your true size. Warm boot, but not quite the water proof as rubber, but they do breathe a lot better than rubber, so i guess consider what you are doing.

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What is the difference between the NF Four Shadows GTX and the

What is the difference between the NF Four Shadows GTX and the NF Slot GTX Winter boots? Are either stiff enough for strap on crampons for New England/NY mountain hiking? Which one is warmer?

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February 21, 2009

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The main differance is the design of the boots, they are both waterproof and have the same 400 grams of insulation. Either will work for crampons and winter mountain hiking. I have the four shadows and love them. They are very warm and comfortable.

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April 3, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Stoked Father!

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February 10, 2009

I am visiting my father who retired to the cold climate of cannmore alberta and he loves them!
He worked a physical burly job all his life,he loves the non lace slip system,he does not need the work out!
While on a hike in icy conditions he said the soles grip was awesome,and the boots were comfy and warm.
And that is a big complement from an old school eastern european block father!

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How are these for snowshoeing?

How are these for snowshoeing?

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January 16, 2009

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These wouldn't be bad at all. The only thing I wouldn't really use them for is snowshoe running. Other than that you'll be fine.

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February 6, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

recommended

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December 29, 2008

These boots are great. Light, warm and great traction. Seem to run a little large, but nothing a spare pair of insoles couldn't take care of. Would highly recommend. A much needed improvement over my very old Sorrells. Still not sure why NF footware has such long laces.

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What is the height of these boots?What is the temperature rating

What is the height of these boots?What is the temperature rating below 0 degrees?

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December 30, 2008

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I believe they're an 8" boot (mine are outside in the Jeep right now) but I know that they're rated for -40 degree F activity.

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January 4, 2009

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Rating for this product: 4

Great Boots

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November 17, 2008

I bought these for my son and he wears them everyday, loves them.

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Will these work well with most/all snowshoes?

Will these work well with most/all snowshoes?

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December 26, 2008

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Yes, they make a good snowshoe boot. I use mine with my MSR's and it works out well.

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January 4, 2009

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What is your return policy?

What is your return policy?

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December 12, 2008

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The return policy rocks! If at any time you're not fully satisfied with any product purchased on this site you can return it for a same item exchange or a full refund......today, tomorrow, 30 years from now etc. No questions asked!

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December 12, 2008

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Is it possible to use these boots with crampons for basic/beginning

Is it possible to use these boots with crampons for basic/beginning ice climbing?

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December 1, 2008

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No, they won't be stiff enough. Ski boots can be made to work if you have them already.

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December 1, 2008

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Can you pls compare to the North Face Ice Storm 400 Boa. How

Can you pls compare to the North Face Ice Storm 400 Boa. How significant is the "laceless" system...is it a big benefit??How waterproof are these boots really with the mesh on the outside??

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November 16, 2008

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The only noticeable difference between these two pairs of boots is the lacing system. If you like the convenience of just slipping your boots on and spending maybe 10 seconds tightening the cable, the Boa lacing system is for you. However, if you're worried about it failing (which has a very, very low probability), go with the traditional laces that could easily be fixed in the field. Also, with regard to waterproofing, that is all coming from the Gore-Tex lining...so as long as the Gore-Tex remains in good condition, you're all set.

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November 21, 2008

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HOW MUCH INSULATION? WHAT TEMPERATURE RANGE

HOW MUCH INSULATION? WHAT TEMPERATURE RANGE

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November 8, 2008

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The TNF Four Shadows GTX winter boot contains 400g of Primaloft Eco (same warmth as normal Primaloft, but made with 50% recycled material), which should be adequate to about -40*F during active use.

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January 11, 2009

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Tech Specs:

Material:
[Upper] nubuck & mesh; [Insert] Gore-Tex 
Insulation:
Primaloft 
Sole:
Winter Grip rubber 
Lacing:
Standard 
Weight:
[Pair, size 9] 2lb 9oz (1308g) 
Recommended Use:
Winterwear 
Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime 
Country of Origin:
China 

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