Scarpa Men's Rush TRK LT Hiking Boots

Mountain hikers and long-distance trekkers are no strangers to foot fatigue. The dull ache after a long day battling every type of terrain the British countryside can throw at you. Thankfully Scarpa have designed the Men's Rush Trek Gore-Tex Hiking Boot with a huge emphasis on comfort and anti-fatigue. The shock-absorbing Interactive Kinetic System (IKS) takes the impact so your feet don't have to, while the padded Autofit 3D collar increases your stability and reduces strain to prolong comfort on long walks. A GORE-TEX Extended Comfort membrane has been used to deliver long-lasting waterproof and breathable protection. There's also a thick rubber rand that deflects trail debris as you move. Optimised for mountain use, the boots also feature a pronounced heel and deep lugs that improve grip even when travelling up and down steep sections. Water resistant suede and mesh uppers GORE-TEX Extended Comfort membrane - waterproof and breathable Padded Autofit 3D collar - reduces strain and stabilises foot Activ Fit technology - guaranteed comfort Rubber toe rand protects against rocky terrain Anti-torsion DST chassis aids stability Shock-absorbing Interactive Kinetic System (IKS) Presa sole with Supergum rubber for optimal grip Pronounced heel and hiking-oriented lugs

Made of ripstop fabric, whose structure is very tear-resistant, lightweight and breathable. 3D details on the sheep end and near the lacing characterise the design. Lightweight loop system that distributes pressure evenly. The upper material is easy to attach and avoids pressure points. Gore-Tex Extended Comfort Membrane. The laminate is made from a very abrasion-resistant and quick-drying textile lining material, while the highly breathable membrane ensures optimal heat distribution. In this way, the feet are protected from water while the moisture will quickly come out. The TRK-01 Presa sole is made from a SUPERGUM blend with high grip and durability. A pronounced heel promotes braking downwards and grip on ascents. In addition, the IKS (Interactive Kinetic System) technology, progressively supports the weight of our body during our activity in the mountains.