Salewa MTN Trainer Mid GTX Scarpe da trekking - Dark Denim/Black - UK 11 (EU 46)

The Salewa MTN Trainer Mid GTX is a high-performance hiking boot designed for alpine trekking, via ferrata, and demanding mountain hikes. Combining durability, comfort, and waterproof protection, this boot features a 1.6mm suede leather upper with a highly wear-resistant fabric and a 360° full rubber rand for exceptional abrasion resistance. The GORE-TEX® Extended Comfort lining ensures breathable waterproofing, keeping your feet dry in wet conditions while allowing moisture to escape. The Vibram® WTC outsole provides reliable traction on mixed terrain, while the Bilight midsole and dual-density expanded PU offer excellent cushioning and stability. The Climbing Lacing system allows precise fit adjustment, and the 3F System connects the lacing to the sole for a secure heel hold. The MFF+ footbed accommodates different foot shapes for personalized comfort. With an 11 mm heel-to-toe drop and a standard fit, these boots are ideal for technical approaches and long days on the trail.

Advantages

Waterproof and breathable GORE-TEX® lining keeps feet dry and comfortable. Durable suede leather and rubber rand protect against rocks and abrasion. Vibram® outsole offers excellent grip on wet and dry surfaces. Climbing Lacing and 3F System provide a secure, customized fit. Lightweight yet supportive construction reduces fatigue.

Suitable for

• Alpine trekking and via ferrata
• Mountain hiking on mixed terrain
• Technical approaches and backpacking

Key specifications

• Upper: 1.6mm Suede Leather, highly wear-resistant fabric, 360° full rubber rand
• Lining: GORE-TEX® Extended Comfort
• Outsole: Vibram® WTC
• Midsole: Bilight Midsole, dual-density expanded PU
• Footbed: MFF+ (Multi Fit Footbed Plus)
• Waterproof: Yes (GORE-TEX)
• Breathable: Yes
• Lacing: Climbing Lacing
• Heel-to-Toe Drop: 11 mm
• Fit: Standard
• Gender: Men's
• Size: UK 11 (EU 46)
• Colour: Dark Denim / Black

Recommendations

For best performance, pair with gaiters in snowy or loose scree conditions. Break in gradually on shorter hikes before tackling long alpine routes.