- Is the Baffin Cloud Low warm enough for winter?
- It suits cold, wet days and shallow snow. It is not a deep-freeze boot, so pair it with warm socks or choose a taller insulated Baffin boot for sustained sub-zero weather.
- Is it fully waterproof?
- Yes, the textile and nylon upper is described as waterproof, and owners report dry feet in slush and rain. It is not a Gore-Tex membrane, so it breathes less than membrane boots.
- How does it fit?
- It is a normal B-width slip-on with an 8-inch shaft. With no laces there is little adjustment, so narrower feet may find it roomy and half sizes should size down for a snugger fit.
- How does it compare with Baffin's taller winter boots?
- The Cloud Low is lighter and easier to put on, but it has less insulation and a lower cut. Baffin's pac and mountaineering boots are warmer and more supportive for deep snow and long exposure.
- What is the insole like?
- It uses an Ortholite foam insole, which adds cushioning and some moisture management for daily walking.
- Can I wear it for long hikes?
- It is built for errands and commuting, not trails. The flexible low cut and light build give limited support over long distances.
- Where is the Baffin Cloud Low Snow Shoes cheapest?
- At Zappos, for $186.00, as of our latest check.