The North Face Back-To-Berkeley IV miesten lifestyle-saappaat, TNF Black

Step into winter with confidence and style in The North Face Back-To-Berkeley IV, a premium lifestyle boot engineered for cold-weather comfort and durability. Combining heritage-inspired design with modern technology, these boots feature a waterproof full-grain leather and suede upper with a DryVent™ membrane to keep your feet dry in snow and slush. The 100g Heatseeker™ Eco insulation provides lightweight warmth, while the OrthoLite® sockliner and single-density molded EVA midsole deliver all-day cushioning. A Surface Control™ rubber outsole ensures reliable traction on icy and wet surfaces, making these boots ideal for casual wear, light hiking, and winter commutes.

Advantages

• Waterproof DryVent™ membrane keeps feet dry without sacrificing breathability
• 100g Heatseeker™ Eco insulation offers sustainable warmth
• OrthoLite® sockliner for superior comfort and moisture management
• Surface Control™ rubber outsole optimized for winter traction
• Durable waterproof full-grain leather and suede upper with rubber toe cap
• Molded heel clip for added stability and support

Suitable for

• Everyday winter wear in urban environments
• Light hiking on snowy or muddy trails
• Cold-weather commuting and outdoor activities

Key specifications

• Footwear Type: Boot
• Gender: Men's
• Upper Material: Waterproof full-grain leather and suede
• Waterproofing: DryVent™ membrane
• Insulation: Heatseeker™ Eco, 100g
• Midsole: Single-density molded EVA
• Outsole: Surface Control™ rubber
• Lining: Recycled P.E.T. mesh
• Footbed: OrthoLite® sockliner
• Closure: Lace-up with rustproof metal eyelets
• Shaft Height: Ankle
• Approximate Weight (pair): 1100g (size US 9)
• Colour: TNF Black / TNF Black

Recommendations

For best fit, order your usual shoe size. These boots are designed for moderate winter conditions; for extreme cold, consider pairing with thicker socks. The sustainable insulation and recycled lining reflect The North Face's commitment to environmental responsibility.