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GREENBAY 4 - Men
DETAILS
Why you'll love it
Gear up for winter adventures! Whether you’re tackling a snowy hike, shoveling the driveway, or sledding with the kids, our Greenbay 4 boots are your perfect companion. Crafted from a waterproof nylon upper, so you stay dry no matter the weather. Keep the snow out with the adjustable collar and midfoot strap, ensuring a snug fit that keeps the warmth in. These boots feature a moisture-wicking Thermal Guard liner to keep your feet cozy in temperatures as low as -40°F. Plus tackle any terrain with ease thanks to a lightweight GROUND-CTRL Rubber™ shell and high-traction outsole.
UPPER
Waterproof 600 denier nylon upper: Vegan-friendly, tear-resistant fabric.
Adjustable snow collar with lace lock: Keeps the snow from getting in.
8mm Thermal Guard removable moisture-wicking liner (100% recycled content): Keeps your feet warm and comfortable down to -40°F.
Adjustable midfoot hook-and-loop strap: So your boots stay securely on your feet.
OUTSOLE
Waterproof and recyclable lightweight synthetic GROUND-CTRL Rubber™ shell: Keeps the wetness out.
Outsole provides grip in the snowy conditions.
- Height: 13.770 inches
- Weight: 4.0700 lbs
- Circumference: 16.92 inches (size 9)
SPECIAL FEATURES
Match our boots with your needs for warmth depending on your activity levels and weather conditions.
The waterproof bottom provide a great barrier between feet and snow or water, enabling you to stay dry no matter the weather.
This product is made without materials from animal byproducts, nor was it tested on animals.
Light and strong, our proprietary technology offers superior traction and flexibility, and is 100% recyclable.
Removable Liners: Ensures optimal warmth. Sustainable and made with up to 100% recycled materials.
GROUND-CTRL RUBBER™
Only our boots carry Ground-Ctrl Rubber, Think traction that doesn’t panic, winter flexibility, less weight, and a texture you recognize the second you touch it. It’s recycled, PVC-free, and weirdly dependable. You won’t find it anywhere else, which is sort of the point.
