Meindl Vakuum Men GTX Scarponi da trekking - marrone scuro - taglia 42.5

The Meindl Vakuum Men GTX is a premium trekking boot designed for demanding hikes and light mountaineering. Crafted with high-quality nubuck leather and featuring GORE-TEX® Performance Comfort Footwear lining, these boots offer exceptional waterproofing and breathability. The innovative MFS® Vakuum® memory foam system molds to your foot for a custom fit, while the AIR-ACTIVE® Vakuum® footbed provides superior cushioning. The Meindl Multigrip® 2 by Vibram® sole ensures excellent traction on varied terrain. With a mid-cut shaft and DiGAfix® lacing system, these boots deliver stability and support for long days on the trail.

Advantages

Experience unparalleled comfort and performance with the Meindl Vakuum Men GTX. The MFS® Vakuum® technology adapts to your foot shape, reducing pressure points and enhancing fit. The GORE-TEX® membrane keeps your feet dry while allowing moisture to escape, ensuring comfort in wet conditions. The Vibram® outsole provides reliable grip on rocky, muddy, or uneven surfaces. These boots are built to last with durable nubuck leather and cemented construction.

Suitable for

• Demanding trekking and hiking
• Light mountaineering
• Via ferrata
• Long-distance backpacking

Key specifications

• Upper Material: Nubuck Leather
• Lining: GORE-TEX® Performance Comfort Footwear
• Footbed: AIR-ACTIVE® Vakuum®
• Sole: Meindl Multigrip® 2 by Vibram®
• Waterproof: Yes
• Breathable: Yes
• Closure: Laces with DiGAfix® system
• Technology: MFS® Vakuum® (Memory Foam)
• Category: B/C (Demanding Trekking)
• Shaft Height: Mid-cut
• Color: Dark Brown
• Size (EU): 42.5
• Size (UK): 8.5
• Size (US Men's): 9.5
• Construction: Cemented
• Crampon Compatibility: Not compatible with automatic crampons (strap-on possible for light use)

Recommendations

For optimal performance, pair these boots with moisture-wicking socks and break them in gradually. The Vakuum® technology will mold to your feet after a few wears. Suitable for technical trails and alpine approaches.