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Brand:The North Face
Located in:Footwear, Women's Footwear, Snow Boots
The mid-calf Greenland Zip Boots from The North Face are waterproof and insulated to keep your feet dry and warm in the nastiest conditions.
- The Dri-Lex fleece lining takes the chill off with its insulating properties and the Australian shearling sheepskin collar adds luxurious warmth to the mix
- Further insulated with 400-gram PrimaLoft, which is lightweight, high-lofting and unlike goose down, continues to insulate even when wet
- Injection molded waterproof TPU shells and waterproof nubuck/suede uppers protect you from the worst Mother Nature can dish out
- The North Face's Winter Grip rubber outsoles are constructed from a softer, tackier rubber that provides better traction in wet and slick conditions
- A locking medial zipper stays in place when you zip up
- Weight per pair: 2 lb 12 oz
- Upper: nubuck leather / knap suede
- Midsole: CM EVA
- Lining: polyester
- Outsole: Winter Grip rubber
- Insulation: polyester
Product Reviews Summary
Avg. Customer Rating:
4.3 stars
(based on 4 reviews)
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
Pros:
Comfortable(3)
Best Uses:
Cold weather(3)
I would buy this product again and again
By Jigger, the outdoors-woman
from Edwardsville, IL on 1/22/2008
from Edwardsville, IL on 1/22/2008
Sizing:
Feels true to size
Pros:
Comfortable, Easy To Put On & Adjust, Great Grip, Versatile
Best Uses:
Alpine Routes, Heavy Snow, Mixed Routes
Describe Yourself:
Avid Adventurer
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comfortable and warm!
Warm and comfy
By Jen from Wisconsin on 10/12/2006
from Wisconsin on 10/12/2006
Comfort:
Cushioned Insole
Sizing:
Feels true to size
Width:
Feels true to width
Pros:
Durable, Great Traction, Water Resistant
Best Uses:
Cold weather, Wet Weather
They slide on easily and are warm and comfortable. I have not formed any blisters.
Warm and dry, from slope to restaurant.
By Ali the Irish from Notre Dame, Indiana on 1/24/2006
from Notre Dame, Indiana on 1/24/2006
Pros:
Comfortable, Good arch support, Good cushioning, Non-slip sole, smart looking, Stable
Best Uses:
Cold weather, Everyday
Wore them on a ski trip, with cold harsh winds whipping around, my feet were never the problem. Looking forward to an Indiana winter.
Try them, you'll love them.
By A Southern Snow Cat from Atlanta, GA on 1/20/2006
from Atlanta, GA on 1/20/2006
Pros:
Comfortable, Easy to slip on and off, Good arch support, Good cushioning, grips slippery surfaces, Incredibly insulating, Non-slip sole
Best Uses:
Cold weather, Snow and sloshy conditions
Wondered about their apparent "stiffness" at first... however, their shape actually gives you an easy, comfortable cadence as you walk. And all you need to pull on is a nice pair of wick-dry inner socks and you're good to go with these boots! I remembered how nasty it was with icy laces--not with these boots--quickly pull on and off in winter conditions.