- How cold can these boots handle?
- Baffin rates them to -40°F with its warmest insulation and the Heat Trapolator layers underfoot. That suits deep winter and long time outdoors, not mild days.
- Do they run true to size?
- The Original Fit is generous across the forefoot, and several owners say they run large. If you are between sizes or prefer a snug boot, consider sizing down.
- Are they good on ice?
- Owners consistently praise the grip on ice and packed snow. The tall shaft also keeps snow out when you step into drifts.
- How do they compare with the standard Revel IV?
- This High Polar version adds a taller shaft for deeper snow and Baffin's warmest insulation. The standard Revel IV is lower and lighter but less warm.
- Are they comfortable for walking?
- They are stiff at first and heavy, so they suit errands, commutes and standing outdoors better than long hikes. Give them a break-in period.
- What is Heat Trapolator?
- It is Baffin's three-layer system under the foot that traps heat between your foot and the cold ground. It adds warmth without extra bulk on top.
- Where is the Women's Revel IV High Polar Waterproof Boot cheapest?
- At Maine Sport Outfitters, for $200.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Women's Revel IV High Polar Waterproof Boot?
- Rated 4.3 out of 5 from 193 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Women's Revel IV High Polar Waterproof Boot?
- 9 stores we checked sell it, including keenfootwear.com, Maine Sport Outfitters, Amazon, Playmakers, Zappos.com.