Mammut Taiss Tour Mid Gore-Tex Scarpe da trekking uomo Black-Gentian

Conquer the most demanding alpine terrain with the Mammut Taiss Tour Mid Gore-Tex hiking boots. Engineered for men who demand uncompromising performance, these mid-cut boots combine a robust synthetic leather and Schoeller® softshell upper with a reliable GORE-TEX membrane for guaranteed waterproofing and breathability. The Vibram® Litebase Megagrip outsole delivers exceptional traction on rock, scree, and wet surfaces, while the 2-Zone Lacing system and Base Fit 2.0 technology ensure a precise, secure fit. Whether you're tackling via ferrata, multi-day treks, or technical hikes, the Taiss Tour Mid offers the stability, protection, and comfort you need to push your limits.

Advantages

Superior grip and durability thanks to Vibram® Litebase Megagrip outsole; reliable waterproof and breathable protection from GORE-TEX Performance Comfort Footwear; precise fit and support with 2-Zone Lacing and Base Fit 2.0; lightweight yet robust construction for long days on the trail; sustainable design with PFC-free DWR and partially recycled materials.

Suitable for

• Hiking and trekking on alpine trails
• Via ferrata and scrambling
• Backpacking and multi-day expeditions
• Approach and technical mountain routes

Key specifications

• Upper: Synthetic Leather, Textile, Schoeller® Softshell
• Membrane: GORE-TEX Performance Comfort Footwear
• Outsole: Vibram® Litebase Megagrip
• Lining: GORE-TEX
• Waterproof: Yes
• Breathable: Yes
• Lacing: 2-Zone Lacing
• Flex Index: A6 (Mammut)
• Crampon Compatibility: Strap-on only (no rigid)
• Toe Protection: Rubber Toe Cap
• Rand: Raised Rubber Rand
• Midsole: Dual-density EVA
• Technologies: Base Fit 2.0, Georganic 3D Technology, Hybrid Shell
• Weight (approx.): 560 g (half pair size 8)
• Colour: Black-Gentian

Recommendations

For optimal performance, pair with moisture-wicking socks and gaiters in snowy or loose scree conditions. The boots are not compatible with rigid crampons, so choose strap-on crampons for icy sections. Break them in on shorter hikes before tackling long alpine routes.