Water resistant i think. Breathable yes as they are leather. The rubber bottom is waterproof as its one piece. Will try and find a pic and specs for you.
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Open invitation arctic meet 2017
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Cheers mate, just wondered as couldn't see the point of having two sets of non waterproof boots with me lol
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Just thought I would mention for those still looking for Muklukks 
https://www.amazon.com/Wellco-Force-Extreme-Weather-Mukluks/dp/B00IAVJDLS?th=1&psc=1
Yes it's over seas but free shipping ? not a bad price
https://www.amazon.com/Wellco-Force-Extreme-Weather-Mukluks/dp/B00IAVJDLS?th=1&psc=1
Yes it's over seas but free shipping ? not a bad price
Ah yes, just the outers, the felt liners are further down the page, I posted as I know at least one member is still looking, they wanted a UK source but they're like hen's teeth
I still have these for sale if they're any good to any one ?
Brand new in the box, unworn Kamik winter Pac boots £50.00 + postage.
Kamik Nationplus Pac Boots Size 9 (USA 10, UK9, Eur 43)
Waterproof suede and ballistic nylon upper.
Seam-sealed waterproof construction
Removable 200gram Thinsulate™ liners
Rated to -40ºc (always subjective)
Kamik Nationplus Pac Boots.
Constructed of waterproof suede and ballistic-nylon uppers for long-term durable wear.
Seam-sealed waterproof construction repels moisture.
Removable 200gram Thinsulate™ liners with moisture-wicking linings.
Padded collars; waterproof, gusseted tongues and rustproof hardware.
Waterproof and flexible synthetic rubber shells.
Outsoles boast Kamik's synthetic Snowtread synthetic rubber for reliable traction.
Brand new in the box, unworn Kamik winter Pac boots £50.00 + postage.
Kamik Nationplus Pac Boots Size 9 (USA 10, UK9, Eur 43)
Waterproof suede and ballistic nylon upper.
Seam-sealed waterproof construction
Removable 200gram Thinsulate™ liners
Rated to -40ºc (always subjective)
Kamik Nationplus Pac Boots.
Constructed of waterproof suede and ballistic-nylon uppers for long-term durable wear.
Seam-sealed waterproof construction repels moisture.
Removable 200gram Thinsulate™ liners with moisture-wicking linings.
Padded collars; waterproof, gusseted tongues and rustproof hardware.
Waterproof and flexible synthetic rubber shells.
Outsoles boast Kamik's synthetic Snowtread synthetic rubber for reliable traction.
Done, I'll take them please, sort payment later tonight if that's ok, just need to juggle funds pm me some details please
pm me some details please Dirt cheap option (~30-40 ) many Finns use is a pair of Safari Thermo boots. They're made out of ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA), it is the same material used in most foam sleeping mats.
Safari Thermo boots by N.S.F. (in Finnish)
Safari Thermo boots by N.S.F. (in Finnish)
Starting to stress over baggage, I just spent a half hour trying to make sense of pricing online again, I'll call them up later and try and get some clarity.
In case you haven't seen it, Deb's jacket is the one in this thread.
Looks like a cracking job as usual.
I was going to have the other half of the cloth, was being the operative word, monies have been reallocated, hiring is dead money, now boots I own ( Yoda ) sorry Cliff
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Now back to the world of civilization so now can get sorted with everything maps and lending kit......
who was I lending my brit army snow shoes too and do you still need them?
looking into the route now with my satmaps card and will get it sorted by New Year and have the fabloned copies just after when I go back to work.
who was I lending my brit army snow shoes too and do you still need them?
looking into the route now with my satmaps card and will get it sorted by New Year and have the fabloned copies just after when I go back to work.
Hi TP, you were lending me the snowshoes, thanks, how and when I get them is another thing, you have my number, give me a call for a chat as and when
Just got off the phone with Lufthansa, as per Dave's earlier post regarding extra baggage, so firstly, extra baggage up to 158cm h x w x l and up to 23Kg 150 Euro each way, so 300 Euro round trip, I mentioned sports equipment, and toboggans not being on their list, she said it would be ok but to get confirmation send an email to customer dot relations at lufthansa dot com and again, as Dave said, that is free up to 23Kg. I'm going to email them to clarify as I don't / can't have a 300 Euro shocker at check in, others may want to do the same ? unless you're minted
Thats doesnt sound right Al.
My understanding is that I am taking;
1, 23kg bag, within their dimensions, of 158cm. HxLxW Free of charge.
1, large ski equipment bag, dimensions vary, so they are flexible, because people carry different size skis etc. Free of Charge. [Mines 6 feet long]
1. Handheld luggage. To be taken on board. Free of Charge.
Then, another 23kg bag, within their dimensions of 158cm, costing 75 euros, each way, which you can only pay at the desk upon arrival. So 150 Euros in total, return, for this extra bag.
You pay 75 euros on your way out. And 75 Euros on your way back, at the desk upon check in. Firstly at Birmingham, outward flight, secondly at Kiruna, return flight.
You cant book this extra bag online before the flight. You have to pay at the desk.
You should ring them, beforehand, on 0371 945 9797, and ask them to do it for you, they will then send you an email confirming it.
ASH, YOU NEED TO DO THIS MATE ASAP!
My understanding is that I am taking;
1, 23kg bag, within their dimensions, of 158cm. HxLxW Free of charge.
1, large ski equipment bag, dimensions vary, so they are flexible, because people carry different size skis etc. Free of Charge. [Mines 6 feet long]
1. Handheld luggage. To be taken on board. Free of Charge.
Then, another 23kg bag, within their dimensions of 158cm, costing 75 euros, each way, which you can only pay at the desk upon arrival. So 150 Euros in total, return, for this extra bag.
You pay 75 euros on your way out. And 75 Euros on your way back, at the desk upon check in. Firstly at Birmingham, outward flight, secondly at Kiruna, return flight.
You cant book this extra bag online before the flight. You have to pay at the desk.
You should ring them, beforehand, on 0371 945 9797, and ask them to do it for you, they will then send you an email confirming it.
ASH, YOU NEED TO DO THIS MATE ASAP!
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Hi mate, good to see you again, yep, that's the number I rang, everything you said here was the same apart from I was quoted at 150 Euro's each way, I'm still waiting on email confirmation about a toboggan being sports equipment as it's not listed on their site, this is the bug bear, I'm looking at 2 hold luggage, 1 free x 23Kg the other free sports equipment up to 23Kg, obviously this would be the toboggan and kit, I would hate to get to check in to be told there was a charge that I wasn't expecting, I'm working tighter and tighter on the trip ( as we all are ) just don't need or want an extra bill
still waiting on confirmation, had an automated letter that said they would be in touch.
