The North Face Womens ThermoBall Button Up Snow Boot
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The North Face Womens ThermoBall Button Up Snow Boot is the ultimate combination of elegant style and snug cosiness to keep your feet in luxurious warmth this winter. These lightweight boots use Thermoball™ synthetic insulation and offer outstanding grip due to the temperature-sensitive IcePick® rubber lugs, while the Ortholite® footbed provides softness underfoot so you can be on your feet all day in cushioned comfort. A fold-down, fleece lined collar adds a touch of personalisation to the already-chic aesthetic and a protective, synthetic mudguard makes sure they'll stay that way. Perfect for urban wear, après ski or for safely traipsing around on snowy ground at base camp.  Features Upper: PrimaLoft® Thermoball™ synthetic insulation Water-resistant, 100% Recycled Polyester Ripstop Protective, synthetic mudguard Adjustable, fleece-lined, fold-down collar with a bungee-cord, button-loop closure OrthoLite® ReBound footbed provides ultimate comfort Sole Unit: IcePick® temperature-sensitive rubber lugs on outsole for increased traction Cushioned, lightweight, injection-molded EVA outsole Approx weight:  256g per shoe / 512g pair  Glossary ThermoBall™ is an insulation technology designed by The North Face™ in partnership with PrimaLoft®. Created as a synthetic alternative to down, its small round fibre clusters closely mimic down clusters, trapping heat in small air pockets to retain warmth and resulting in lightweight, high-performance insulation that works well in wet conditions. Ortholite® sockliner combines a specific Ortholite® foam and an EVA heel cup. The foam creates a cooler, drier, healthier, better-cushioned environment under the foot and will not break down or lose effectiveness over time. The heel cups add better heel support and extra cushioning. IcePick® temperature-sensitive rubber lugs on outsole of boot for increased traction. The rubber hardens as the temperature drops, ensuring grip on frozen or solid ground. The lugs soften as the climate gets warmer, becoming more malleable for increased grip on slippery surfaces.
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