Mammut Alnasca Knit Low

These Mammut Alnasca Knit Low are designed to get the most out of your hiking routes. A silhouette that is characterized by including the best features of trail running models without sacrificing the protection offered by a mountain boot. An excellent combination that results in a comfortable and versatile trekking shoe, capable of providing a quality response in all types of terrain.

Main features and characteristics of the Mammut Alnasca Knit Low

Like all Hiking shoes, the Mammut Alnasca Knit Low bases its success on a successful combination of technologies and quality materials to offer the best possible performance in each mountain or hiking route. Thus, the most significant features of these Alnasca Knit Low are focused on offering optimal levels of comfort, durability and traction on the ground.

Optimized for outdoor activities, these Mammut Alnasca Knit Low have a midsole designed to effectively absorb all impacts with outstanding cushioning capacity. This sporty hiking shoe also provides the stability needed to move over uneven surfaces, as well as remarkable responsiveness.

The upper of these Alnasca Knit Low has been made with a fabric that favors greater breathability. An upper optimized to improve support and fit during outdoor activities without sacrificing, of course, the comfort you need so much. In addition, this fabric will offer you greater protection against the different external elements.

The outsole of these MammutAlnasca Knit Low has been manufactured with 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.

Technologies employed in the Mammut Alnasca Knit Low

• Michelin: Inspired by vehicle tires, the durable Michelin rubber compound is able to provide outstanding traction and grip on a variety of surfaces, thus promoting safer and more optimal footing in mountain terrain.