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Salomon Toundra Mid WP Winter Boot - Men's
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Winter weather won’t keep you city-bound when you’re equipped with the Salomon’s Toundra Mid WP Winter Boot for Men. The Toundra’s advanced, nanotechnology-based Aerogels insulation handles extreme temperatures without weighing you down; extra warmth is provided by the faux-fur lining. Wet feet are a thing of the past thanks to the waterproof membrane.
- A grippy Contagrip composite sole minimizes slips on snow and ice
- Boots accept crampons easily when it’s time to hit the trail
- Molded EVA midsole and EVA sockliner lends super cushioning and support
- Rubber caps at heel and toes provide extra protection
- Self-locking eyelets help keep laces from slipping
Bottom Line: Ready when you are for snowy winter hikes.
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How stiff are these boots? Anyone have any experience with them
How stiff are these boots? Anyone have any experience with them using crampons on moderate hills (<45 degrees)
By: add134
March 5, 2012
At a 45 degree angle, I don't think the boot is stiff enough to safely and securely hold the crampon in place. I would not hesitate to use a strap on style crampon, on this boot in general trekking, and snow/ice crossing situations where the terrain was mostly flat. But, that angle is too severe especially in a 'no fall' situation. The boot itself is nice, however, and will provide plenty of warmth and a general 'non specific' winter boot fit. Very durable as well! Good Luck.
By: Jeff Blackston
March 5, 2012
A Lot of Bang for the Buck
By:
Gabriel
January 26, 2012
Like others have said, these boots are terrific. Thought I'd share my experience with them. Purchased six months ago mainly with the idea of very cold weather bicycle commuting, where footwear has always been a problem, especially after -20F, with whatever the windchill factor might be added to that. Whatever I tried didn't really work: Too clunky to pedal in (Neo overboots), too cold-conducive (Sorels), etc. These boots have summarily solved all these issues. They are quite light, flexy, resistant to wet weather and very cold weather (riding at -25F with a single sock with no noticeable chill on the feet! WTF?!), and have a slim enough profile that pedaling and even jogging in them is just fine. They are also perfectly compatable with the two different snowshoe bindings I've put them in.
Only major downsides: Made in China. And no removable liner, so I wouldn't take this on any extended backcountry trips, and leave that job up to the good ol' Sorels instead. These two points aside, they've been a perfect boot so far and get my full recommendation. Hope this is helpful!
Excellent winter boot
By:
cjd5205848
January 20, 2012
This boot is incredibly warm, waterproof, and has great traction. Wearing them on a winter hike I fell into a snow covered hole full of water. Went into almost to my right knee. I was about a mile and a half from home. I was pretty concerned. I did not need to be. I could tell my heavy sock was wet but my foot very quickly warmed up and presented no problem at all hiking home. Because my foot remained warm, along with my lower leg, the soaking wet pant leg and long underwear did not keep my leg cold. Most incredible boot I have ever had. Buying some for my sons.
Anyone else have concerns about how the flex of this boot is
Anyone else have concerns about how the flex of this boot is when walking? The bend it makes leaves creases and doesn't seem natural, it concerns me that this will cause cracking in the future. Thoughts or long term experience with this boot? Thanks.
By: bow2852095
February 15, 2012
no problems - 4 seasons later this boot is still performing well, even with a lot of wear and snowshoeing
By: DEON NORTJE
March 4, 2012
What type of crampon binding system are these boots compatible
What type of crampon binding system are these boots compatible with? Will they work with step-ins?
By: chris
January 29, 2012
They will not work with step-ins. Strap-on only.
By: Dave Marcus
January 29, 2012
Great Boot, very light and warm
By:
engage1071548
August 29, 2011
Bought these when they first came out with no reviews. I've used them in Alaska riding snowmachines and other winter activity. They are extremely light weight but very warm. Would highly recommend!!!
I was wondering how rigid these boots are? I'm looking for
I was wondering how rigid these boots are? I'm looking for something that is flexible, warm, and water resistant for getting around in the mountains and will stop me from walking home with two ice cubs instead of feet. Recommendations or feedback about that?
By: Lasui
November 29, 2011
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A Lot of Bang for the Buck
Like others have said, these boots are terrific. Thought I'd share my experience with them. Purchased six months ago mainly with the idea of very cold more...
Excellent winter boot
This boot is incredibly warm, waterproof, and has great traction. Wearing them on a winter hike I fell into a snow covered hole full of water. Went into more...
- Upper Material:
- [shell] leather, synthetic; [insert] waterproof membrane
- Sole:
- Winter Contragrip
- Insulation:
- Aspen Aerogels
- Lacing:
- standard
- Weight:
- [each] 24.3 oz
- Recommended Use:
- Snowshoeing, winter hiking to -40F (-40C)
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year