Highly breathable, durably waterproof lining material. Keeps feet pleasantly dry and offers optimised climate comfort for a broad range of outdoor activities.

Vibram® has been one of the leading brands of high-quality soles for many years, offering a variety of rubber blends and sole units to cover each boots specific end use requirements.

This product can be resoled by a specialist (in the UK we recommend Lancashire Sports Repairs). They're constructed in a way where the upper of the footwear is retained, and a new sole can be added to it.

Has a high degree of rigidity, offering good support even when subjected to stress.

To ensure that the laces run flexibly and smoothly through the eyelets, small roller balls minimise friction in the metal loops and provide easy lacing.

Patented LOWA technology holds the tongue in place both vertically and horizontally. This prevents slippage, reducing pressure points or blisters. The X-Lacing ensures that the pressure of the laces is transferred not just to the hooks but to the tongue as well.

Anatomically shaped tongue for improved flex and comfort. Combined with asymmetric padding, it helps avoid pressure points and substantially enhances comfort.

The use of large pieces to form the upper eliminates the need for stitches, creating a high degree of wearing comfort, and prevents possible friction or pressure points.

Exclusive patented LOWA locking cam hooks, to easily allow for the lower & upper areas of the foot to be tightened separately, allowing for a more precise lacing fit.

Asymmetrical upper design allows for the footwear's upper to move in sync with the lower leg, significantly improving walking comfort.

Independently adjustable lacing zones, one on the forefoot and one on the upper, for an improved individualised fit and better adjustments for personal comfort and different foot anatomy.

In a wide last, the forefoot area has a greater volume than the same area in a standard last. Shoes made with a Wide last can feel more comfortable for people with special foot types (such as hallux valgus, flat foot, fallen arches etc.)