Cold feet can make ski touring unpleasant and potentially cut your day short. Snüx aims to eliminate cold feet for long tours or multi-day adventures. Specifically designed for ski boots, Snüx Overboots are engineered with 5-layer COZYTECH thermal technology that enables heat to be retained across the overboot, along with promoting dryness. Unlike other boot covers, Snüx fully wraps under the sole for added protection from the cold by preventing snow from building underneath the cover. Lightweight and easy to use, Snüx is a great option for colder environments or for skiers who like their feet extra cozy.
- 3.5 mm of Cozytech membrane will keep your feet warm and cozy.
- Waterproof sealed seams prevent moisture from penetrating into the neoprene.
- Arch coverage fastening system for complete coverage of the boot and to help slide on and off the overboot.
- Adjustable Strap Fastener system for an easy slide-on application.
- Complete heel coverage to fully protect your feet.
- Sold in pairs in several fun colors.
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Questions & Reviews
1/27/2024
Jeff Dobronyi 
(downright abused product)
These are not durable and fell apart after about 5 days of use. The plastic hook-and-loop patches on the back of these overboots cracked easily and deteriorated over the course of a 7-day trip to Icefall Lodge in January, 2024. Temperatures were around -20 to -30 F for a few days, and every member of our group wore overboots. These deteriorated over the course of the trip. I am very disappointed in this product, especially considering their high price compared to Boot Gloves.
1/28/2024
Hi Jeff, we contacted Snux about this issue and they are investigating (this is the first report). In the meantime, they would like to send you a replacement.
2/2/2024
Hi Jeff, here is the analysis from Snux.
"It appears that there was likely a too large of an air bubble on both pairs’ hook & loop when attached to the main body component in manufacturing. At extremely cold temperatures, this air bubble would have caused the Velcro hook and loop to create a pressure, and upon un-fastening, tear the Velcro. We’re speaking with our manufacturer and Velcro on how we can negate this issue in the future. Currently it would seem that this is so far a one-off situation in all of the products we have sold over the past 2 years. However, we do want to make sure this never happens again as our products are built to last."
"It appears that there was likely a too large of an air bubble on both pairs’ hook & loop when attached to the main body component in manufacturing. At extremely cold temperatures, this air bubble would have caused the Velcro hook and loop to create a pressure, and upon un-fastening, tear the Velcro. We’re speaking with our manufacturer and Velcro on how we can negate this issue in the future. Currently it would seem that this is so far a one-off situation in all of the products we have sold over the past 2 years. However, we do want to make sure this never happens again as our products are built to last."
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9/24/2023
Any thoughts on how this might compare to the 40 below overboots for something like a Denali expedition?
Also, do they need to be altered to work with tech toe and heel or are there cutouts to accommodate?
https://40below.com/product/forty-below-fresh-tracks-overboots/
Also, do they need to be altered to work with tech toe and heel or are there cutouts to accommodate?
https://40below.com/product/forty-below-fresh-tracks-overboots/
9/25/2023
Dennis, Having never been even close to Denali, I will do my best. Clearly these are not even close to the 40 Below. But if Denali isn't experiencing 30 below days when you are there and you don't get cold feet in your boots, they could work.
Below the Toe area is not covered. The lower edge covers the toe inserts, but you can push it up to expose them.
Below the Toe area is not covered. The lower edge covers the toe inserts, but you can push it up to expose them.
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3/31/2023
Are these significantly warmer than the boot gloves?
4/1/2023
Hi Greg, though the DryGuy Boot gloves have 1mm thicker insulation material the Snux covers offer better coverage under and through the whole foot. If you are boot packing, the Snux offers better wrap-around whereas the DryGuy's would potentially accumulate snow under and in the sides of the glove. In the end, they are very similar!
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