How cold can the Canuck handle?

Baffin rates the Canuck for extreme cold, well below freezing, thanks to its thick removable liner and insulated shell. It is built for deep winter rather than mild cold.

Is the liner removable?

Yes. The multi-layer liner pulls out so you can dry it separately and put it back in. Dry it after wet days to keep the boot warm and fresh.

The Canuck runs roomy to leave space for thick socks, and the drawcord snugs the shaft. Try it with the socks you plan to wear in winter.

Are they good for walking or driving?

They are heavy and stiff, so they suit shoveling, standing and deep snow better than long walks or driving. For city wear, a lighter boot is easier.

How do they compare with Baffin's other winter boots?

The Canuck is one of Baffin's taller, heavier cold-weather boots, with a cinched shaft and removable liner. Lighter Baffin models are easier to walk in but offer less coverage in deep snow.