- Is the Timber Crest II actually waterproof?
- Yes. The synthetic upper is waterproof and keeps slush and wet snow out. Water can still enter over the top if you step into deep snow.
- Is it warm enough for below-freezing weather?
- It is insulated and fine for typical winter days and short outings. For deep cold or long hours outside, a boot with heavier insulation is a better choice.
- How does it fit?
- It fits close to true to size, but several owners say it runs narrow. If you wear thick socks or have wide feet, consider sizing up.
- How does it compare with pricier snow boots?
- It covers basic warmth and waterproofing at a lower build level. Pricier boots add better ice traction, more insulation and tougher leather or nubuck uppers.
- Can I wear it for hiking or all-day standing?
- It is meant for casual winter wear, not trails. The TPR outsole and modest arch support make it tiring for long days on your feet.
- What is the closure like?
- It is a lace-up boot, so you can adjust the fit around the ankle and calf.
- Where is the Northside Timber Crest II Insulated Snow Boot - Men's cheapest?
- At Blain's Farm & Fleet, for $59.99, as of our latest check.