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45NRTH Wölvhammer winter boots get a Boa upgrade for better fit

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We haven’t even had the proper weather to test the new 45NRTH Ragnarök shoes, and it’s already time for a new Wölvhammer. Winter is coming though, at some point at least. So when it does finally hit in your region, 45NRTH will be ready with their updated winter staples.

45NRTH Wölvhammer winter boots get a Boa upgrade for better fit

The last iteration of the Wölvhammer marked a big improvement in their fit, to the point that they became my favorites for fat biking. But that doesn’t mean they still couldn’t be improved.

45NRTH Wölvhammer winter boots get a Boa upgrade for better fit 45NRTH Wölvhammer winter boots get a Boa upgrade for better fit

Instead of a simple draw cord, the new Wölvhammers have moved to a Boa M3 mid-power reel and lacing system to cinch down the main part of the boot. Up top there is still a wide velcro strap to tighten up around the ankle.

45NRTH Wölvhammer winter boots get a Boa upgrade for better fit

The boot features a full grain leather and ballistic nylon shell on the outside, with a waterproof membrane on the inside. The toe cap is also all leather for increased protection over the roomy toe box. There’s also a d-ring on the toe for use with gaiters.

45NRTH Wölvhammer winter boots get a Boa upgrade for better fit

Underneath, you’ll still find a rubber outsole with Hypergrip lugs which feature anti-slip micro glass inserts. Two bolt SPD compatible, the cleat pocket sits below the aerogel blanket which helps keep your feet isolated from the cold pedals.

45NRTH Wölvhammer winter boots get a Boa upgrade for better fit 45NRTH Wölvhammer winter boots get a Boa upgrade for better fit

200g Primaloft insulation helps keep the rest of your foot warm, and the insole are waffled with a heat reflective cover to further insulate. Since the aerogel is in the midsole, you can use custom insoles without losing out on the benefits.

The boots sell for $325 and are available now.

45nrth.com

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Mark
Mark
6 years ago

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Johnny
6 years ago

This is unfortunate. I’m not a fan of the boa, but I am or was a fan of this boot. The last thing I want when I’m in freezing temps is to have a boa break and end up stuck out in the cold. I’ve had too many of boas break in a way that doesn’t allow for any repair… Always rad to have to buy a new pair of shoes, maybe under crash replacement if you’re lucky, for the equivalent of a broken shoelace.

Dillon Turner
Dillon Turner
6 years ago

They look amazing. I’d pay $250 max. Over priced

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