Boreal Cedar

Boreal Cedar, a hiking shoe that adapts to any type of terrain, regardless of its complexity, to offer you a quality response. It incorporates some of the most outstanding features in Hiking shoes: cushioning, protection and traction to make the most of your libre adventures. In addition, it has been optimized to face the most closed and inaccessible trails.

Main features of the Boreal Cedar

These Cedar Hiking shoes include some of Boreal 's most outstanding features in order to offer unbeatable responsiveness on your hiking trails. A silhouette whose cushioning capacity ensures the most effective shock absorption, even on the most difficult and uneven terrain. Enjoy the comfort, grip and protection you need for your libre adventures.

The midsole present in this Boreal model has been specifically designed to offer effective shock absorption, thanks to an optimal cushioning capacity. It also has a structure that guarantees permanent stability, giving you the response you need to advance safely through the most closed and inaccessible trails.

For its part, the technical mesh upper is made with a fabric that increases the breathability of the model, but also contributes to improve support, comfort with a tighter fit, but without pressing the instep area. This material is also designed so that this strategic point of the Boreal Cedar is lighter and more resistant.

The outsole of these BorealCedar has been manufactured through a rubber compound capable of providing permanent traction and grip. A compound that, together with the multidirectional tread pattern, guarantees a quality response on any type of terrain. In addition, this strategic area of the shoe has been reinforced to prevent slipping while walking.

What are the most relevant technologies of the Boreal Cedar?

• Vibram : If there is one detail for which the 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.