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KEEN Summit County Winter Boot - Men's
January 5, 2009
I tried them a couple of times. They were really great with the exception of warmth. My feet tend to run very cold and that was also the case with these boots. Aside from that they were great!I use them in Northern Vermont, good for treking across a field, but when I try to climb Mt. Mansfield, they are not up to the subzero cold and double digit negative wind chill.
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KEEN Snoqualmie Winter Boot - Men's
December 20, 2008
I have both the Summit County and Snowsqualmie, they do well to around zero F, but below that in temperature, sorel, kamik, etc is your best bet. But I use the other two pairs in the mid atlantic states and hold up well to slushy city snow. These will not do well in Quebec and places of the like. I am happy with both pairs, the Snowsqualmie, runs kind of tight.
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes | 0 No
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