Zamberlan

As a rule, Zamberlan shoes are all comfortable. They are not too long and have good volume. Zamberlan's lasts take into account all anatomical aspects of the foot. Different lasts have been designed and made based on the specific end use and anatomical characteristics of the foot. The construction of the shoe is made in such a way that the bones of the foot are bent longitudinally to facilitate the supporting function. The transverse arch helps with foot movements. These movements help the sole (plantar surface) stay in contact with the ground, despite the unevenness of the ground surface. Innovation and testing Zamberlan uses an international testing program at all levels. Here, feedback is regularly given on the production of outdoor shoes, which inspires and motivates the development of the production. The Zamberlan brand has 90 years of experience in the production of mountain boots and has great respect for traditional craftsmanship. Giuseppe Zamberlan started his business in 1929 as a shoemaker. Zamberlan combined his passion for mountains and his work and came up with more performing and safer outdoor shoes. He collaborated with Vitale Bramani, founder of VIBRAM®, and his products were considered revolutionary. Despite the competition and the crisis in the sector, the continuous research and development of new materials, designs and technologies have preserved the traditional product.