Women's Extreme Cold Boot Baffin Canada – Extreme Cold
Protection Extreme Cold
Shaft height 25.4 cm (10 in)
Insulation Removable Tri-Fit liner
Protection temperature down to −40 °C / −40 °F*
Sizes US 6 to 11
Removable liner Tri-Fit multi-layer insulation
The classic Canadian winter boot, brought up to date
Protection given down to −40 °C / −40 °F*. The Canada keeps the outline of the traditional winter boot — a 25.4 cm (10 in) leather upper, a rubber base, honest lacing — with today's materials and insulation. The Tri-Fit inner liner lifts out completely to dry, the B-Tek™ waterproofing handles slush, and the build stays light enough for walking in snowshoes. US sizes 6 to 11, brown or black.
The Grand-Froid expert view
In Quebec City or Winnipeg in January, nobody owns a technical boot and a town boot: they own one, and it does both. It has to cross a ploughed street, hold the bus stop at −25 °C (−13 °F) and walk into a shop without looking like expedition kit. That is the Canada's brief exactly. The leather upper goes anywhere, where an all-synthetic shell reads as workwear. And the liner comes out in the evening to dry — the detail that decides whether the boot is still as warm in March as it was in December.
What is it for?
Built for everyday winter and snow leisure, at moderate activity.
- Winter in town in a cold climate: commutes, waiting about, ploughed pavements and slush
- Snowshoe walking: the build takes the binding without excess weight
- Cabin stays and resort life: the single pair you take for the whole week
- Clearing snow, fetching logs, jobs around the house: the short tasks in hard cold
- Shooting and winter days outdoors: alternating walking and standing still
- Travel in cold countries: Quebec, Finland, Iceland, where you want a boot that does not look out of place in town
Thermal protection
At the feet, the main route of heat loss is conduction: frozen ground draws warmth away by contact, far faster than air does. The rubber base and the sole cut that transfer, while the Tri-Fit liner builds the volume of air that insulates. Because the liner is removable, it leaves the boot each evening and dries in open air: that is what holds the insulating power over a season, where a sealed boot builds up damp night after night. One point decides the outcome: the sock must never grip, because any compression crushes the air and removes the insulation.
Size guide
This model runs small: take the size above. Wear a thick sock with no tightness.
⚠ [DATA MISSING] — The UK and EUR conversion for the women's grid is not published. The available Baffin table is a men's grid and does not transpose. To be obtained before publication.
- Sizes available: US 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
- Outer dimensions in US 7: height 25.4 cm (10 in), length 27.3 cm (10.75 in), forefoot width 9.5 cm (3.75 in)
- Weight: 2.21 kg (4.87 lb) per pair in US 7
Technical features
- Leather upper, 25.4 cm (10 in) high in US 7
- Rubber base with B-Tek™ waterproofing
- Removable multi-layer Tri-Fit inner liner, lifts out to dry
- Snowshoe compatible
- Weight 2.21 kg (4.87 lb) per pair in US 7, forefoot width 9.5 cm (3.75 in), outer length 27.3 cm (10.75 in)
- US sizes 6 to 11, brown or black
Composition
⚠ [DATA MISSING] — The layer breakdown of the Tri-Fit liner and the exact outsole composition are not published for this reference. To be completed before publication.
- Upper: leather
- Base: rubber, B-Tek™ waterproofing
- Insulation: removable multi-layer Tri-Fit liner
Care & Durability
- Leather: apply a shoe oil or wax to the surface, renewed according to exposure
- Rubber base: wipe with a damp cloth to remove excess dirt
- Take the liner out every evening and let it dry in open air
- Never stand the boot against a radiator: direct heat hardens the leather
- Store somewhere dry and ventilated, liner taken out
Return or exchange — 30 days
You have 30 days from delivery to request a return or an exchange on this item.
Why choose the Canada?
Because it brings together two qualities that rarely meet: the thermal performance of an expedition boot and the look of a classic winter boot. The removable liner handles damp across the whole season, the rubber base cuts conduction with frozen ground, and the leather upper gives you something you keep on to walk into town.
A warm, dry foot changes how the whole day feels
* Indicative temperature. Perceived warmth varies with activity, body type, humidity, wind, length of exposure and the socks worn.
