- Is the Baffin Cloud Low fully waterproof?
- Yes. Baffin lists the upper as waterproof, and the nylon and synthetic shell with a rubber outsole keeps slush and wet snow out. It has no Gore-Tex membrane, so it breathes less than membrane boots.
- How does it compare with Baffin's taller snow boots?
- It is much lighter and lower. The 9-inch shaft and low cut make it a casual winter boot for streets and errands, while Baffin's expedition styles are built for deep snow and longer time outdoors.
- Does it run true to size?
- It comes in normal B width, so most women should take their usual size. The slip-on shape has little adjustment, so try it with the socks you plan to wear.
- Can I wear it in deep snow?
- Not really. The low cut and 9-inch shaft leave the ankle and lower leg exposed in deep drifts. It is best for packed snow, slush and cold pavement.
- What is the insole like?
- It uses an OrthoLite foam insole, which adds cushioning and some moisture management underfoot. It is not removable on every pair, so check before adding your own insert.
- Is it good for wide feet?
- It is listed as normal B width, which is on the narrow side of average. Women with wide feet may find it snug and should size up or look at wider Baffin styles.
- Where is the Baffin Cloud Low Women's Snow Shoes cheapest?
- At Shoebacca, for $186.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Baffin Cloud Low Women's Snow Shoes?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Shoebacca, Zappos.