- -10° C
- All-purpose model, slim fit, comfortable during exercise.
The Rogue 2 is the women's leather winter boot from Kamik, Canadian boot maker since 1898. Leather with sealed seams against snow and cold rain, Thinsulate™ 200 g insulation under a faux-shearling lining, a removable footbed to dry in the evening. The weight of a walking shoe, 20 cm shaft. EU size 42.
The Rogue 2 is the women's leather winter boot from Kamik, the Canadian maker based in Montréal since 1898. Its leather upper with sealed seams and synthetic rubber outsole stop snow and cold rain; every material and seam is treated to block moisture.
Inside, 200 g of Thinsulate™ provides the insulation, under a faux-shearling lining that keeps the foot dry. The moulded EVA footbed comes out to dry or to slip in a thicker one. A 20 cm shaft covers the ankle, for the weight of an ankle boot rather than a snow boot.
Classic lacing. Available in EU size 42.
Not the warmest Kamik in the range; that is its point. Women in Québec City wear it from October to April because it weighs nothing on the foot and goes anywhere, from the office to the snowy pavement. For −20 °C / −4 °F days without moving, add a Heat Holders merino sock and leave the footbed in place: it is what cuts the cold from the ground.
The Thinsulate™ 200 g insulation holds the air warmed by the foot in little thickness, which keeps the boot light; the faux-shearling lining wicks perspiration away and the removable footbed screens the foot from the cold ground. The comfort rating applies on the move, with a thin to medium sock. For deep snow or hours standing still in deep cold, take a high boot with a removable liner — here, lightness was the choice.
A boot that bets on thin insulation: Thinsulate™ holds warmth in little thickness, which leaves the Rogue 2 at the weight of a walking shoe. Sealed leather against snow and rain, faux shearling for a dry foot, a removable footbed to dry in the evening. It is the everyday boot of northern winters, not the expedition boot.
Why the feet lose heat first:
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. A footbed taken out in the evening is a dry boot in the morning — the cheapest habit in the whole kit.
* Indicative temperature. Perceived warmth varies with activity, body type, humidity, wind and the layers worn underneath.
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