- Is the Baffin Crossfire actually waterproof?
- Yes. The shell and seam construction are waterproof, and the tall collar keeps snow out. Water can still get in over the top if you wade past the shaft.
- How cold can I wear these?
- Baffin rates the Crossfire for deep winter conditions, and owners report warm feet at single-digit temperatures. Below that, add wool socks and keep moving.
- Do they run true to size?
- They run slightly large for many buyers. If you plan to wear thick socks, your normal size works; for a snug fit with thin socks, consider a half size down.
- Are they good for walking or hiking?
- They work for snowshoeing and short winter walks, but the stiff, heavy build makes long hikes tiring. For groomed trails and town errands, a lighter boot is easier.
- What are they best compared with?
- Compared with apres-ski and fashion winter boots, the Crossfire is warmer, taller and more protective but far less sleek. Compared with pac boots, it is lighter and easier to pull on.
- Can I wear them for everyday commuting?
- Yes in snow and slush, but they are bulky indoors. Many owners keep a lighter pair at the office and change shoes.
- Where is the Baffin Crossfire 4300-0160-001 Men's Black Waterproof Snow Boots cheapest?
- At Shop Simon, for $252.00, as of our latest check.