Women's All Terrain Mountain Boot

Reference KAICEW

Ships from 20 October 2026

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SUMMARY

The Iceland F is the women's leather winter boot from Kamik, Canadian boot maker since 1898. Coated leather with sealed seams and a rubber base against slush and salt; HEAT-MX™ 145 g insulation and a faux-fur lining for a whole day warm, from frozen pavement to the office. 21.5 cm shaft, classic lacing, EU sizes 37 to 42.

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

Women's Winter Boots Kamik Iceland F

ProtectionExtreme Cold

Shaft height21.5 cm

InsulationHEAT-MX™ 145 g

Thermal protection−40 °C / −40 °F*

Thermal insulationSealed leather + HEAT-MX™ 145 g

The leather winter boot you wear from the office to the frozen pavement without changing

The Iceland F is the women's leather winter boot from Kamik, the Canadian maker based in Montréal since 1898. Its coated leather upper with sealed seams and synthetic rubber base stop slush and road salt before they reach the foot, with the look of a town ankle boot rather than a snow boot.

Inside, the HEAT-MX™ 145 g insulation is fixed, lined with moisture-wicking faux fur, with a faux-fur collar and a gusseted tongue closing the top. A 21.5 cm shaft covers the ankle without climbing the calf; the pair stays light enough to wear all day.

Classic lacing. Available in EU sizes 37 to 42.

Grand-Froid expert's view

One pair for ten days in Lapland, from the village to the hotel restaurant? That is the brief for the Iceland F: leather that goes anywhere, a low shaft, insulation cut for a northern winter. What it does not do, it does not claim — six hours on a sled or in a hide call for a boot with a liner. Underneath, thin Heat Holders merino socks.

Women's winter boots Kamik Iceland F WK2266 - Extreme cold −40 °C / −40 °F

What is it designed for?

The Iceland F is made for winter in town, where the boot has to last the whole day, outdoors and indoors, without being changed.

Winter commutes: tram, car park, frozen pavement, then a day sitting down without the feet getting too warm
Business trips and stays in cold cities: Helsinki, Montréal, Oslo in February, one pair from morning until the restaurant
Christmas markets and evenings out: hours standing on cold cobbles, walking home at night on poorly lit pavements
Shopping and appointments in town in the snow: the ankle boot that laces up and slips off at every door
Pair with the Heat Holders women's merino wool socks for a dry foot in a close-fitting boot

Thermal protection

The HEAT-MX™ insulation holds the air warmed by the foot; the faux-fur lining wicks perspiration away, which stops the foot cooling through damp when you go from outside into the warm. The comfort rating applies on the move, walking in town with a thin to medium sock. The low shaft covers the ankle, not the calf: in deep snow or standing still for long periods, choose a high boot with a removable liner — the Iceland F is a town boot, not a boot for a hide.

Technical specifications

Upper — polyurethane-coated leather, sealed seams
Shaft height — 21.5 cm
Base and outsole — waterproof synthetic rubber, lugs with drainage channels
Collar — faux fur, gusseted tongue
Lining — faux fur
Closure — laces
Reflective — NiteRays trim
Weight — 1,225 g per pair in EU 38
Shaft circumference — 28 cm in EU 38
Sizes — EU 37 to 42

Composition

Polyurethane-coated leather — upper
Synthetic rubber — waterproof base and outsole
HEAT-MX™ 145 g — fixed thermal insulation
Faux fur — lining and collar

Size guide

Women's fit, true to size. To measure: stand barefoot on a sheet of paper with your heel against the wall, mark the tip of your longest toe and read the length off the table. To choose: your usual size with a thin or medium sock, as the boot is cut close to the foot; one size up only if you wear a thick wool sock. The insulation is fixed and does not pack down with use.

EU size	Foot length
37	22.8 cm
38	23.6 cm
39	24.4 cm
40	25.3 cm
41	26.2 cm
42	27.0 cm

Between two sizes, choose the larger one.

Care & Durability

Wipe salt and mud off with lukewarm water in the evening, before they mark the leather
Soft cloth on the coated leather, mild pH-neutral soap if needed
Air dry at room temperature; never against a radiator or stove, direct heat stiffens the leather and warps the base
No washing machine or tumble dryer
No waterproofing spray or chemical treatment: they damage the materials and void the maker's one-year cover
Repairs by a cobbler, no home glue

Return or exchange — 30 days

You have 30 days after receipt to request a return or exchange for this item.

Why choose the Iceland F?

An ankle boot that combines three things rarely found together: a leather upper you can wear in town, a sealed construction that holds off slush and insulation sized for a northern winter. The weight stays that of an ankle boot, not a snow boot: that is what makes it bearable through a whole day at the office.

Why the feet lose heat first:

Contact with the ground: on a frozen pavement, heat drains downwards by conduction, continuously, for as long as you stand or wait
Reduced circulation: in the cold the body protects the core first and cuts blood flow to the extremities — the feet cool down before anything else
Trapped moisture: a foot that sweated indoors cools as soon as you step out again, if the lining has not wicked the moisture away

Feet that stay cold often point to heat lost elsewhere — cover the head first. Under the boot, the Heat Holders women's merino wool socks complete the system. In town, the enemy of a leather boot is not the cold, it is the salt: wiped off in the evening, it leaves no mark.

* Indicative temperature. Perceived warmth varies with activity, body type, humidity, wind and the layers worn underneath.