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Kamik Snowdon Low Wide Boots Women's

Item#: NK2444N

$89.99

Availability : In-Stock

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Built for the grind, not the squeeze. More room, same toughness. Takes on winter — comfortably. Warm core. Dry shell. Easy zip and go. No fuss. No pressure. Just winter done right.

Kamik Snowdon Low Wide Boots Women's Features & Specifications:

  • TRUE TO SIZE
  • Durable nylon with smooth polyurethane accents: Built to handle cold commutes, slush, and snow with effortless style.
  • Soft fleece and faux-fur lining: Adds warmth and comfort for long winter days on the move.
  • Lightweight insulation: Keeps feet warm without bulk, blending softness with serious cold-weather protection.
  • Waterproof design: Seam-sealed to lock out moisture and keep every step dry.
  • Wide calf fit: Extra space for a comfortable fit — easy entry, no tightness, no compromise.
  • Clean, low-profile shape: Streamlined comfort that moves easily from errands to evenings out.
  • Cushioned footbed: Delivers support and comfort that lasts all day.
  • Reliable traction: Grips securely on wet, icy, or uneven ground.
  • Front zipper closure: Quick, easy entry — no laces, no hassle.
  • –25°F / –32°C rating: Ready for cold that bites and days that don’t slow down.
  • Material: Nylon
  • Detail material: PU
  • Lining: FleeceFaux Fur
  • Insulation: Foam Fixed Liner
  • Waterproof: Waterproof Dri-defense Membrane
  • Toe: Plain
  • Insole: EVA
  • Height: 5.75 in / 14.61 cm
  • Circumference: 8.75 in / 22.23 cm
  • Weight: 1.79 lbs / 811.93 g
  • DRIDEFENSE
  • VEGAN-FRIENDLY
  • 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.