Garmont Akron GTX Scarpe da avvicinamento - Dach Brown/Tango Red (EU 44)

The Garmont Akron GTX is a high-performance approach shoe designed for via ferrata, technical approaches, light hiking, and scrambling. Combining a durable suede leather and mesh upper with a GORE-TEX® Extended Comfort lining, these shoes offer reliable waterproofing and breathability for all-day comfort in challenging terrain. The Vibram® Megagrip outsole provides exceptional traction on rock and mixed surfaces, while the dual-density EVA midsole delivers cushioning and stability. An extended lacing system to the toe ensures a precise fit, and the rubber toe cap and heel protection guard against abrasion. The Garmont Heel Lock technology secures the heel for confident descents. With an Ortholite® footbed for added comfort, these shoes are built for technical mountain adventures.

Advantages

Waterproof GORE-TEX® membrane keeps feet dry while maintaining breathability. Vibram® Megagrip outsole offers superior grip on wet and dry rock. Extended lacing to the toe allows for a customized fit and enhanced control. Durable suede leather and mesh upper withstands rugged use. Ortholite® footbed provides long-lasting cushioning and moisture management.

Suitable for

• Via ferrata routes
• Technical approaches to climbing areas
• Light hiking on rocky trails
• Scrambling and mixed terrain

Key specifications

• Upper: 1.6 mm Suede Leather, Mesh
• Lining: GORE-TEX® Extended Comfort
• Outsole: Vibram® Megagrip
• Midsole: Dual-density EVA
• Footbed: Ortholite®
• Closure: Lace-up with extended lacing to toe
• Toe protection: Rubber toe cap
• Heel protection: Yes
• Heel lock: Garmont Heel Lock
• Waterproof: Yes (GORE-TEX®)
• Breathable: Yes
• Weight: Approx. 420 g (half pair, size 42)

Recommendations

For optimal performance, pair these shoes with technical approach pants and a lightweight backpack. The Garmont Akron GTX is ideal for climbers and hikers who demand precision and protection on mixed terrain. Break them in gradually on short hikes before tackling long via ferrata routes.