Description
The Vakuum Men Fit II Schmal is ideal for long walks. From walks in the woods to light hikes in the mountains, this hiking shoe is a real all-rounder. This walking shoe falls under the category A/B walking shoes. These shoes are slightly more flexible than category B hiking boots and somewhat firmer than category A hiking boots. The Vakuum Men Fit II Schmal . is especially suitable if you walk longer, but do not want to wear heavy shoes an ideal option.
The outer material of the Vakuum Men Fit II Schmal is made of nubuck leather. The shoe has a Gore-Tex lining, which ensures that the shoe is waterproof. The rubber outsole provides good grip on different surfaces.
Product specifications
- Breathable
- Waterproof
- Weight (pair): 1240 grams
- Category A/B
- Materials: nubuck leather, Gore-Tex
- Outsole: Rubber
Material
Nubuck leather
The outer material of the Vakuum Men Fit II Schmal is made of nubuck leather. Nubuck leather comes from the lightly sanded top layer of the animal skin. Sanding makes the leather feel softer, increases breathability and gives the leather a velvety appearance. Nubuck leather can be waxed, but it can also very well be left untreated. Waxing nubuck leather does make it darker, smoother and shinier. When you spray nubuck leather with a spray that contains wax, you treat this material in the best way.
GORE-TEX ®
The Vakuum Men Fit II Schmal contains a GORE-TEX ® membrane. The GORE-TEX ® membrane ensures that these hiking boots are waterproof, yet breathable. This keeps your feet dry while walking.
narrow last
The Vakuum Men Fit II Schmal has a narrow last. The narrow last is suitable for people where the standard fit is too wide. The narrow last provides more grip and sure-footedness for hikers with narrow feet.
Maintenance
To ensure that your hiking boots last as long as possible, it is important that you maintain your hiking boots properly. Would you like to know more about how to fit the Vakuum Men Fit II Schmal best maintain? Then read our page: ‘ How do I maintain my walking shoes?’ .
