- Ademend
- Wind- en waterdicht
- Comfortabel
The Lowa Ticam II GTX Men ‘s hiking shoe is ideal for trekking and multi-day hut trips. This walking shoe falls under the category B walking shoes, which means that it is a sturdy shoe that provides good ankle support. Especially if you are an avid hiker and sometimes hike off the beaten track, you will benefit greatly from the Lowa Ticam II GTX Men’s Hiking Boot . This hiking shoe is also ideal if you like to make longer and more difficult mountain trips during your holiday.
Product specifications:
- Breathable
- Comfortable
- Wind and waterproof
- Sturdy walking shoe
- Suitable for longer and more difficult mountain tours
- Category: B
- Weight (pair): 1640 grams (UK size 8)
- Material: Suede and Gore-Tex
- Outsole: VIBRAM® APPTRAIL
Material:
suede
The outer material of the Lowa Ticam II GTX Men ‘s Hiking Shoe is made of suede. Suede comes from the base of the animal hide. It has a velvety appearance and a soft feel. Suede can be waxed, but it can also be left untreated.
GORE -TEX®
The Lowa Ticam II GTX Men’s Hiking Boot contains a GORE-TEX ® membrane. The GORE-TEX ® membrane ensures that these hiking boots are waterproof, but remain breathable. This keeps your feet dry while walking.
Insole:
The Lowa Ticam II GTX Men ‘s hiking shoe has a removable insole from Lowa. This insole contributes to extra walking comfort and is also available separately in our store and on our website . We also sell custom insoles that provide additional support.
Outsole:
The outsole developed by Lowa provides good grip and stability while walking. These soles ensure a good settlement of the foot. The profile of the sole has been developed in such a way that it gives a good grip and does not hold any mud or soil.
Maintenance:
To ensure that your hiking boots last as long as possible, it is important that you maintain your hiking boots properly. Would you like to know more about how best to maintain the Lowa Ticam II GTX Men ‘s Hiking Boot ? Then read our page: ‘ How do I maintain my hiking boots?’ .
