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Salomon OUTBLAST Thinsulate CLIMASALOMON Waterproof Winter Boots for Women Snow, Black/Black/Black, 9.5
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Salomon OUTBLAST Thinsulate CLIMASALOMON Waterproof Features
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Modern and athletic, the OUTBLAST TS CSWP Women's offers all the warmth and protection you need for cold winter days, in a sleek silhouette that also looks great in the city. THINSULATE insulation and winter insole keep feet toasty in icy, snowy conditions, while the Contragrip outsole delivers aggressive traction on all surfaces.
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A clean, slim upper is less bulky-looking than traditional winter boots. Salomon's technical know-how from trail running and hiking offer the cushioning, supple feel and dynamic comfort you want for all outdoor activities.
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Go The Distance: Whether you love road running in your neighborhood, an escape to a local trail, or something more rugged, Salomon makes shoes that ensure you have a smooth ride on any and all terrain
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TOMORROW IS YOURS: Whether you are into trail running, hiking, backpacking, or mountaineering, Salomon has shoes and gear for kids, men and women to help you conquer a new distance, personal record, or event
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SINCE 1947 Salomon has created innovative outdoor sports gear; From running and hiking to backpacking, skiing and more, our shoes, boots, bags, apparel and accessories help make any path your own
About Salomon OUTBLAST Thinsulate CLIMASALOMON Waterproof
Description Modern and athletic, the outblast TS cswp women's offers all the warmth and protection you need for cold winter days, in a sleek silhouette that also looks great in the city. Thinsulate insulation and winter insole keep feet toasty in icy, snowy conditions, while the Contagrip outsole delivers aggressive traction on all surfaces.
