Performance

Lightness
6
Cushioning
8
Flexibility
7
Fit
8
Durability
8
Grip
9

Details of Saentis Pro WP

Gender Men
Waterproof Yes
Sole Michelin
Year 2021

Mammut Saentis Pro WP, 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.

Mammut Saentis Pro WP, main features

Like all Hiking shoes, the Mammut Saentis Pro WP 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 Saentis Pro WP are focused on offering optimal levels of comfort, durability and traction on the terrain you walk on.

The remarkable cushioning capacity of this Mammut 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.

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, comfort with tighter fit, but without oppressing the instep area. This material is also designed to make this strategic point of the Mammut Saentis Pro WP lighter and more resistant.

The outsole of these MammutSaentis Pro WP 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.

Technological innovations in the Mammut Saentis Pro WP

  • 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 a safer and more optimal footing in mountain terrain.
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