What are the best snowmobile boots?

[newyorker_79]

I'm still trying to find a set, that'll keep my right foot warm. I bought some Itasca boots last year. Comfort rated to -45 F, yeah right. Even with wool socks, my right foot still got cold. I have a problem with circulation, so my hands and feet get cold easily.

 

[Nick1945]

I'm still trying to find a set, that'll keep my right foot warm. I bought some Itasca boots last year. Comfort rated to -45 F, yeah right. Even with wool socks, my right foot still got cold. I have a problem with circulation, so my hands and feet get cold easily.

You might be right, because both feet are resting right on top of the heat exchangers.

 

[newyorker_79]

My point is, that the clutches throw heat, at the left foot. The 2-strokes have the exhaust, on the right side= additional heat for right foot. With no extra source for heat, the right foot gets cold. A couple friends, with '05 Vectors, have the same concern.

 

[Blue Hornet]

I just bought a pair of fxr backshift boots and pray they are as good as the rockies i had for over ten years. I probabaly should have stuck with a brand I know works.

 

[Trucker]

I have a pair of Tundra boots from R U Outside and they are warm and comfortable. I have a buddy that always complained about feet getting cold. He bought a pair and he loves them.

 

[Bamboo]

My vote goes to Baffin, best pair of boots I have ever owned.

 

[yamahamm]

hmk pro. always warm.

 

[rightarm]

I use motocross boots

 

[SledFreak]

Trukke's are awesome. The only thing I hate is the buckle is on the side of the boot marks up my tunnel real bad..

 

[snowdust]

It looks like there are a few different models of the Baffin boots. Which ones are you guys using? Also - How do the sizes run?

 

[Phazernut]

I had Baffins and then switched to Sorel Glaciers. The Baffins were good but nothing compares to the Sorels for keeping your feet warm.

 

[Irv]

This past winter I purchased some liners for my older CKX boots, they are rated to -70 so they should be fairly warm/hot?

Just another option if your not into spending some coin on some new boots?

 

[upei93]

This past winter I purchased some liners for my older CKX boots, they are rated to -70 so they should be fairly warm/hot?

Just another option if your not into spending some coin on some new boots?

Where did you get them??

 

[Irv]

This past winter I purchased some liners for my older CKX boots, they are rated to -70 so they should be fairly warm/hot?

Just another option if your not into spending some coin on some new boots?

Where did you get them??

I got them from Oshawa Snowmobile Clinic (local place for me)

I don't believe they are true CKX replacments but they fit my boot so I purchased them.
Thinking they were around $40-$50 for the pair(yea, we get hosed in Canada!)

 

[YamiSmurf]

Trukke for sure. Lots of support and very warm.