Lowa Renegade Goretex Low

The Lowa Renegade Goretex Low, a hiking shoe that will allow you to get the most out of your libre routes. Able to adapt to the most uneven terrain to give you a permanent quality response, it includes some of the most outstanding features of trail running shoes and hiking boots. Enjoy the protection and traction you need without sacrificing comfort.

Lowa Renegade Goretex Low, main features

These Renegade Goretex Low have a design that combines the most cutting-edge materials and the latest technologies of Lowa to present Hiking shoes that are characterized by their great resistance, durability, comfort and adherence on the mountain terrain, offering superior performance in every adventure.

The midsole present in this sporty hiking shoe has been optimized to offer superior cushioning capacity for total shock absorption. Likewise, these shoes, designed for outdoor activities, provide a more comfortable and stable footing, so that you can advance safely over the most uneven terrain.

For its part, the technical mesh upper is made of a fabric that increases the breathability of the model, but also helps to improve support and comfort with a tighter fit, but without oppressing the instep area. This material is also arranged so that in this strategic point of the Lowa Renegade Goretex Low is gained in lightness and greater resistance.

The outsole of these LowaRenegade Goretex Low 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 hiking.

The most cutting-edge technologies of the Lowa Renegade Goretex Low

• 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.