Description
Features: Degree of comfort: Up to -85°C (-118°F) 12'' Boots Lined nylon upper Removable liner with Primaloft 400g insulation EVA ultra light bottomwith High Thermal Efficiency Front lacing and top draw cord closure Insole with rubber insert for durability
CKX Muk Lite Evolution Boots Item # 520000
Description
Features:
- Degree of comfort: Up to -85°C (-118°F)
- 12'' Boots
- Lined nylon upper
- Removable liner with Primaloft 400g insulation
- EVA ultra light bottomwith High Thermal Efficiency
- Front lacing and top draw cord closure
- Insole with rubber insert for durability
Part Numbers for CKX Muk Lite Evolution Boots
Comparison Chart
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| Model | Boreal | ||||
| Starting at | $140 | $155 | $160 | $170 | $180 |
| Rating | -60°C | -85°C | -70°C | -85°C | -85°C |
| Weight | 2.2 lbs | 2.2 lbs | 2.2 lbs | 2.8 lbs | 2.8 lbs |
| Fabric | Polyester 600D | Polyester 600D | Nylon top with draw cord closure | Polyester 600D | Polyester 600D |
| Insulation | Warm, Thermoshield | Warmer, Primaloft 200g | Warm, Primaloft | Warmer, Primaloft 200g | Warmest, Primaloft 400g |
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Reviews
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Mike from
Very Poor! Feet were soaking wet within no time
Not at all the quality of my old Nat's boots. My feet were soaking wet within just a few hours of riding and it was a mild day not even snowing. These boots were soaked from the outside in. Just lucky it wasn't a cold day or my feet would have froze. Going to have to use plastic bags until i can afford better pair of boots. My feet were never wet even once with my old Nat's boots but these suck!
Date published: 2017-12-04
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Deathangel from
Très content je les recommande à tous dans les grand froid ses malade pied très chaud
Date published: 2025-01-29
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Vader from
Exceptional Warmth in Fleatherweight
Best boots snowmobile boots I’ve owned. Exceptional warmth and unbelievably light. No problem with transitioning whatsoever.
Date published: 2023-02-21
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Bc boy from
Get what you pay for
Honestly I enjoy these boots. They are quite lightweight and they are sufficient for keeping the water out. I ride in the mountains in southern British Columbia and have no complaints about these at the price point. They do get wet eventually. But majorly trump my old heavy sorrels. At 180$ it’s a good investment.
Date published: 2022-01-24
Questions
How high are these boots? Are they guarenteed like most Nat boots? Waterproof?
Very Poor! Feet were soaking wet within no time
Not at all the quality of my old Nat's boots. My feet were soaking wet within just a few hours of riding and it was a mild day not even snowing. These boots were soaked from the outside in. Just lucky it wasn't a cold day or my feet would have froze. Going to have to use plastic bags until i can afford better pair of boots. My feet were never wet even once with my old Nat's boots but these suck!
Date published: 2017-12-04