Vibram® Arctic Grip™
Exclusive Vibram® Arctic Grip™ outsole is engineered to perform on wet ice while offering a clean, crisp design.
3M™ THINSULATE™
THINSULATE™ insulation works by trapping air molecules between you and the outside. The more air a material traps in a given space, the greater its insulating value. Because the microfibers in Thinsulate™ Insulation are finer than other fibers, they trap more air in less space, which naturally makes it a better insulator.
Kodiak® SOS Smell Out Science®
Innovative odour control technology. Beneficial microbes breakdown odour causing bacteria.
Comfortzone™ System
Dual density polyurethane and OrthoLite® comfort foam footbed treated with Kodiak® SOS Smell Out Science®.
OrthoLite® Comfort Foam
OrthoLite® comfort foam insole provides moisture management and long-term cushioning.
Overall rating: 3.25 / 5 from 8 reviews.
Review topics: ["boots"].
"Been wearing these a few months. . comfortable from the get go, now its winter, my feet are getting damp/wet, so not great, I usually buy cheaper boots but bought good expensive ones cause I figured they would be better waterproofing, so a little disappointing about that. . i like the boots otherwise. You still need traction aids on ice."
"The ankle support collapsed after one week, such that the heel guard was digging in to my ankle with every step. As a result, the boots are unwearable. Kodiak won't honour the warranty bc I bought the boots from a discount retailer. I think they should still stand behind the quality of their workmanship. I now have to find new boots for winter asap. I will never buy Kodiak again and tell the same to all my co-workers!"
"Light weight ! Résistante! With a very good sole !"
"Light. Comfortable. Warm"
"Now if I had had to pay full price, these would probably be a 4 star but since I didn't these are a 5++. I can't attest to how the 8 inch version of these boots feel on my ankle, or how they feel going up my leg, but the 6 inch ones feel great. I have 2 pairs and they both feel the same. The arctic grip does work. It probably saved me from at least 2 potential slip and falls. My feet don't get as warm in these indoors as I would have thought which I guess that's a good thing. The 6 inch ones are rated for -30 celsius with 200 grams of Thinsulate. The 8 inch ones have 400 grams of thinsulate and rated at -40 celsius. I'd say with the 6 inch version your feet are warm to -15 celsius and might possibly be comfortable(not cold but not warm) at -30. I guess it depends on how you rate "comfort". I never had the chance to experience deep cold where I was this winter. If the 8 inch ones are similar enough to the 6 inch ones, don't expect warmth at -40. Probably warmth to -25. They are waterproof and hold up well in shallow puddles and deep snow. The ortholite comfort foam makes these more comfortable than other Kodiaks. I always felt these were more comfortable right out of the box and were good within a day. I wish Kodiak would put it in more boot models. The toe box isn't wide and if it was made wider, I probably could have gotten a size 9. These are true to size but I got a half size bigger due to the overall toe space and how the tightness would have rubbed on my pinky toe."
"Poorly made."
"Poorly made."
"Take a half size bigger, its NOT a wide fit either. Comfortable for all day wear."
