From heavy-duty trail runners to full-on double-plastic boots, these are our favorite winter kicks of 2012.
Tuesday, November 01, 2011
Photographer: Inga Hendrickson
While these waterproof midcut boots aren’t insulated, a heat reflective metallic material in the liner adds warmth. Testers day-hiked in temps down to freezing and still reported warm feet. The running-shoe-like midsole was springy, a nice counterpoint to the big-toothed and snow-shedding outsole.
TAGS: REFLECTIVE LINING, SOFT-SHELL UPPER
| Brand | Name | Description | Price | Date | Keywords | |
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Moleskine | Notebook | Outside reviews the best gear in the 2012 gift guide, including Moleskine notebooks. | $6 | Outside Magazine, December 2011 | Exploration, Gift Guide |
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REI | Pinnacle 50 | Outside reviews the best gear in the 2012 Winter Buyer's Guide, including the REI Pinnacle 50 backpack. | $149 | 2012 Winter Buyer's Guide | Winter Buyer's Guide, Hiking and Backpacking, Men's, Day Packs, Snow Sports |
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Merrell | Arctic Fox | Outside reviews the best gear in the 2012 Winter Buyer's Guide, including the Merrel Arctic Fox. | $150 | 2012 Winter Buyer's Guide | Winter Buyer's Guide, Hiking and Backpacking, Women's, Snow Sports |
