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Columbia Women's Bugaboot Celsius, Black/Graphite, 9
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Columbia Women's Bugaboot Celsius, Black/Graphite, 9 Features
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OMNI-TECH: Our proprietary technology provides air-permeable protection that's waterproof and breathable, keeping mother nature's elements out, at the same time allowing the inside to breathe – keeping you dry and comfortable no matter the conditions
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OMNI-HEAT - INFINITY: Our next evolution of thermal-reflective warmth. A new expanded pattern of gold dots reflects more of your body heat delivering instant warmth without compromising breathability
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URBAN STYLE – WINTER PERFORMANCE: A re-energized update of our cold-weather classic. Versatility and protection make this the perfect boot for wet, cold, and snowy weather
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ALL DAY COMFORT: Incorporating our TechLite + midsole, this boot delivers responsive cushioning and stability, without sacrificing comfort
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ADVANCED TRACTION: Featuring ADAPT TRAX, an outsole that provides exceptional traction in wet and dry conditions
About Columbia Women's Bugaboot Celsius, Black/Graphite, 9
Description A re-energized update of Columbia’s winter classic, these boots are the ones for cold and wet weather. They turn snowy slogs into cakewalks thanks to a combination of waterproof construction, 200g insulation, an Omni-Heat Infinity thermal-reflective lining, and a grippy Adapt Trax outsole. These boots feature a PU coated leather and textile upper combined with an injection molded rubber shell and outsole. Waterproof and seam-sealed construction, bungee colored lacing, all make for a comfortable fitting boot that will keep your feet dry, warm, and happy across three season weather. Columbia offers these women’s boots in multiple colors, with true-to-size fit.
