- Is the Columbia Firecamp II actually waterproof?
- Yes. Columbia builds it with a waterproof synthetic and mesh upper and a sealed construction, and owners report dry feet in snow and slush. It is not Gore-Tex, so it breathes less than a membrane boot.
- How warm is it for real winter?
- It has a thermal lining and a high shaft, which suits cold commutes and light winter hikes. It is not rated for extreme cold or long stationary exposure.
- Does it run true to size?
- Most buyers take their usual size. The fit is normal width, so wide-footed shoppers often go up a half size or look elsewhere.
- How does it compare with Columbia's Bugaboot?
- The Firecamp II is lighter and more flexible, aimed at walking and commuting. The Bugaboot is heavier and warmer, built for deeper cold and rougher terrain.
- Can I wear it for summer hiking?
- Not comfortably. The insulated, waterproof build runs warm, so it is a cold-weather boot rather than a three-season hiker.
- What is the heel and platform height?
- About a 1-inch heel on a half-inch platform, which gives a little lift without feeling unstable on trails.
- Where is the Columbia Firecamp II M - Black cheapest?
- At Kohl's, for $100.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Columbia Firecamp II M - Black?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Columbia, Kohl's, Zappos.