Ice Armor Sub-Zero X Boot
Ice Armor Sub-Zero X Boot
Ice Armor Sub-Zero X Boot

Ice Armor Sub-Zero X Boot

$199.99
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SKU: 112704

Warmth Level:
Maximum
Warmth
7
COLD WEATHER / TRAIL RIDING / LOW ACTIVITY
Values between 7–10 have extremely high thermal properties and are able to withstand temperatures well below –40°C / F and will keep you warm during low activity trail riding.
Size: 9

Add Ons:

Ice Armor Merino Wool-Blend Socks

Ice Armor Merino Wool-Blend Socks

$17.99
May Be Available For Pickup

Description

When the ice is calling and the walk out starts with slush at the landing, the Ice Armor Sub-Zero X Boot is built to keep your feet warm, dry, and ready for the day. Its full rubber construction seals out snow, water, and sloppy shoreline mess, while the removable wool padded inner liner adds dependable comfort for long hours on the hardwater.

A reflective cuff with tie close helps keep snow from sneaking in, and the heel kick tab makes removal easier when your hands are full of rods, buckets, and the coffee you should have finished earlier. True traction grip helps on slick surfaces, making this boot a solid choice for ice fishing and winter outdoor chores.

  • Brand: Ice Armor
  • Product Type: Ice fishing boot
  • Waterproofing: 100% Waterproof
  • Temperature Rating: -40° F
  • Construction: Full rubber construction
  • Liner: Removable wool padded inner liner
  • Traction: True traction grip for slippery surfaces
  • Cuff: Reflective cuff with tie close
  • Removal Feature: Heel kick tab for easy removal
  • Color: Black/Charcoal
  • Available Sizes: Men's 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15

Reviews and Q&A

FAQs

Yes. These boots use full rubber construction and are listed as 100% waterproof, which is exactly what you want when the access point is sloppy or the snow turns wet. They are made for ice fishing conditions where slush, snow, and puddled water are part of the routine.
They are rated to minus 40 degrees F and include a removable wool padded inner liner for added warmth and comfort. Real comfort still depends on your socks, how long you are standing, wind, and circulation, so layer smart and keep extra dry socks in the truck.
Yes, they can be a practical winter boot for chores, snow clearing, and cold walks where waterproof protection matters. Their ice fishing focus shows in the rubber build, removable liner, and traction design. Just remember they are still boots, not magic crampons, so move carefully on glare ice.
Fit can vary by sock thickness and personal preference, especially with a removable liner inside the boot. If you plan to wear heavy winter socks, keep that extra volume in mind. For most ice anglers, comfort and circulation matter more than squeezing into a tight boot.