Men's Apex Snow Boot

I bought these for my son. He is an outdoor Photographer here in Alaska. He frequently is above the Arctic Circle Aurora Chasing. And, looking for wild life to photograph. He says, even at negative 50 wearing no socks in the boots. His feet and legs, never feel the cold. I have used Baffin Arctic footwear since the early 1980's. And, I feel the same about the product. Baffin makes great Survival Gear.

Small go 2 sizes up...I'm normally a 11 I went to 12 ...but I need a 13 for these boots

This boot keeps my feet perfectly warm and comfy all day on the ice while competing up North for that monster Walleye. Are team purchases these boots one size larger to allow extra room for wool winter socks and your toes to move a bit.

I use the Baffin Apex treestand hunting in NW MT for elk and the upper Midwest for deer. Treestand hunting requires you to be virtually motionless and the wind also attacks the bottom of your feet. I use them whenever the temperature is below 20F and I know I will be motionless. Due to the 8-layer insulation the cold and wind has not penetrated the top or bottom of the boot and kept my feet warm to -10F over a 4 hour period of sitting. I am very warm blooded and do spend a great deal of time outdoors all year round. To not sweat your feet on your way out, walk very slowly or your feet will be cold in any boot. Sweating reduces footwear insulation 19-25% (30-37% in toes).Sizing: I am a size 8-1/2 dress shoe, 9 running shoe, and a size 9 Baffin Apex is tight with only a liner. Due to my very cold use requirements I went to a a size 11 to accommodate for the polypropylene liner, heavy wool sock and Bama Sockett I use to keep my feet warm for those long motionless sits. For deep snow use I also purchased the Baffin Endurance with a draw cord top cuff or you can buy extra large gaiters.FYI: I am still working on it, but from extensive reading about boot temperature measuring, it seems to only be a general reference about a 30 minute static machine test to measure a 10C drop in temp. To me cold ratings mean: -50F = cold use boot, -100F = very cold use boot, -150% = severe cold boot and don't expect to be standing in these prolonged temps with warm feet. These ratings also don't seem to take into account moisture and that every person is different in how their body regulates temperature. Best MT Elk Hunter

I like that these look fantastic and appear well built. SADLY, a few years ago I bought a size 9 as they were suppose to be true to size. I tried to use the boots and shrink the insulation to fit by wearing as instructed. Those boots I ended up giving away this past spring because I really couldn't wear them. This time I went with a size 11 which is 2 sizes over what I wear in normal shoes and boots and should have been large enough. Tonight I received the boots and they are very tight and my size 9 feet are squished in length, width and on top the foot with a thin cotton sock. I will give them a few days in the house and they are as of right now headed back.

I purchased this product from Outland USA and received it very quickly! couldn't be more satisfied with this purchase or the service Outland provides!!

I have had Sorrell's since I was 18 (am now 63) and these will be the last snow boot I will ever own!

I got these just in time to wear in -10 degree temperatures with a -20 wind chill and was able to sit for three hours without my feet getting cool let alone cold. I have owned several extreme cold weather boots(Rocky, Sorel, and Cabela's) and these are easily the warmest I have worn. I wear a size 11 to 11 1/2 shoe and bought a 13. Glad I did. The boot fits perfect with a extra-heavy(Smartwool or Filson ) wool sock. Not tight, enough room move my toes inside the boot freely, but not enough room to feel sloppy while walking. I was looking for a pair of boots to crow hunt or still/stand hunting in freezing or sub zero temperatures where I am doing little to no moving and am quite happy with this purchase. I had to put sno-seal on the leather of the boot as the literature that came with the boot stated "water resistant leather". The rubber bottoms of the boots are, of course, waterproof. Not a deal breaker for me but if you need or have to have a boot with a waterproof liner like Gore-Tex this is not it. It's also not a boot if you plan on walking a lot. It's fairly light and I was amazed at how easy it was to walk around for a pac boot but it would be too warm to walk around all day/long distances without sweating. But lets face it if your looking for a pac boot your looking at it for warmth not mobility.

it is amazing comfy boots, like having pillow on your foot that keeps you warm from harsh cold climate, but few things about this product: 1. the photo needs to be updated to newer model that doesn't have stitchings on the leather tongue, instead it is stamped . 2. like everybody mentioned, buy a size up as the liner inside the shoes will squeeze ur legs causing poor circulation. 3. when you receive the product check the stitching/glue worksmanship on the midfoot where leather upper and rubber base connect, mine was not properly glued to my satisfaction and felt like water would seep inside from it so i used some krazy glue to reinforce it and it is all good.

These boots are extremely warm, in previous pairs of winter boots for ice fishing I’ve always had to put in toe warmers, today I thought I’d try the apex without to see if they stood up to what they advised. They are amazing!! In this case you certainly get what you pay for!! Highly recommend!!

These are some serious boots! I bought them for myself, I wear a size 7 ladies and these size 7 mens fit just perfect with normal socks, I doubt I’ll be able to wear think wool socks with them, but for the rating I don’t believe I’ll need the thick wool socks anyhow. They are quite comfortable even though they are kinda clunky, but that’s expected with the layers of warmth. I’m not complaining, especially won’t be complaining of cold feet this winter out getting fire wood!

En 2005 j'ai acheté des baffins apex moins haute à la cheville et le caoutchouc était isolé. J'ai eu des année de confort pour $200 taxe incluses. Content du nouveau modèle mais le prix est exagéré.

De vrai pantoufles et chaude!!