- Is the Baffin Muskox truly waterproof?
- Yes. The leather, nylon and rubber upper is built waterproof, and owners report dry feet in slush and wet snow. Keep the gaiter collar snug so snow doesn't drop in.
- How cold can I wear these?
- Baffin rates the Thermaplush insulation to -40°C. That figure assumes moderate activity; standing still in extreme cold will feel colder than hiking.
- Do they run true to size?
- They fit close to standard men's sizing with room for thick socks. If you wear thin socks or have narrow feet, consider a half size down.
- Are they good for everyday winter wear?
- They work for commuting and shoveling, but the tall collar and weight make them clunky for casual city use. They shine on trails and in deep snow.
- How do they compare with a three-season hiking boot?
- The Muskox is warmer, more waterproof and heavier. A standard hiker is lighter and more breathable but won't handle deep cold or slush as well.
- Do they need breaking in?
- Expect a short break-in. The leather and stiff sole loosen after a few wears, so walk short distances first.
- Where is the Baffin Muskox Men's Boots cheapest?
- At oemcycle.com, for $69.95, 68% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Baffin Muskox Men's Boots?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, oemcycle.com, Walmart, AlpinStore, outpost-shop.com.