Arc Teryx Norvan LD Goretex

The Arc Teryx Norvan LD Goretex has been optimized to offer a quality response in any type of mountain terrain. A model that takes the most outstanding aspects of the most outstanding features of trail running shoes to ensure an unbeatable experience in your libre routes. The ultimate option that adapts perfectly to all types of terrain, regardless of its complexity.

Arc Teryx Norvan LD Goretex, its strengths

The Norvan LD Goretex will allow you to successfully complete different hiking routes. A Hiking shoes optimized for the practice of outdoor activities that combines some of the most outstanding materials and technologies of Arc Teryx to give you the response you need at all times.

The remarkable cushioning capacity of this Arc Teryx model guarantees greater shock absorption. The midsole present in this hiking shoe offers a response adapted to the most demanding and uneven terrain so you can enjoy a more stable, comfortable and efficient tread.

Another of the strengths of the Arc Teryx Norvan LD GoretexHiking shoes can be found in its upper, made from a highly breathable technical mesh, but which also helps to reinforce such important aspects as fit and support. The result is none other than to ensure a high degree of comfort in each stride. Likewise, the upper fabric also increases the shoe's durability, without sacrificing light weight.

Outlet of Hiking shoes

Finally, we pay special attention to the outsole of these Norvan LD Goretex by Arc Teryx. A sole manufactured through a rubber compound capable of offering adequate traction and grip on the most uneven surfaces and terrains. An area of the shoe that has also been optimized to offer superior wear resistance.

Most outstanding technologies of the Arc Teryx Norvan LD Goretex

• Vibram : If there is one detail that makes Vibram rubber compounds stand out, it is because it is a high-performance rubber in the most technical and complicated terrain, providing stability, resistance and durability. High precision and traction. Not surprisingly, there are many trail running shoes that mount this rubber on their outsoles.