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I have been wearing the same boots for almost 20 years, now. Bought them when we lived in the arctic. Brand name is Acton, don't know the model, probably no longer made, but they are very similiar to their current Norway model https://en.actoncanada.ca/collections/hommes/products/norway Worn them in minus 50 -60 C, feet are never cold and very comfortable.

Actually, that appears to be a bit heavier than my Sorels # 6.6# So - that's good. Their built solid!

What a beautiful sled Blake. Sold ours and miss it tremendously. Loved ours.

Thanks. They don't seem to be targeting quite the snow and ice market. More the everyday working environment. But thanks for the heads up! Blake: That means that you retired @ 53? What's up with you Canuks? An old sledding chum just retired from the Tar Sands, and I guess him at 50. Maybe I need to move N of 49? My dad bought me that 1975 TC175 new in early 1976 when I was 9. (I think he wanted his sled back) I think the chassis is likely a little smaller than the Colt, but not sure. It was a GREAT sled for kids. Finally Cat has the 200 out these days that comes close to this sled, but the 175 would roll 45mph, and the new 200's won't come close to that as I understand. I couldn't keep up with the liquids at the time out in the fields, but once in the woods - you couldn't shake me at all! .