Vibram Kso Evo

The Vibram Kso Evo have been specially designed to adapt to any mountain terrain, regardless of its orographic complexity. A model that stands out for the quality of its features aimed at offering an unbeatable experience in your next libre adventures. Comfort, cushioning, versatility and protection to successfully advance on all types of trails.

Vibram Kso Evo, main features

Like all Hiking shoes, the Vibram Kso Evo 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 Kso Evo are focused on offering optimum levels of comfort, durability and traction on the ground.

Thus, in such a strategic point as the midsole of Vibram's Kso Evo, a high cushioning capacity could not be missing, capable of minimizing impacts and offering effective protection for the joints. The Kso Evo also has outstanding features such as dynamism, stability and versatility to adapt to the conditions of different surfaces, from the least technical to the most uneven.

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 and comfort with a tighter fit, but without pressing the instep area. This material is also arranged so that in this strategic point of the Vibram Kso Evo we gain in lightness and greater resistance.

Finally, we pay special attention to the outsole of these VibramKso Evo. An outsole 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.

The Vibram Kso Evo, its most outstanding technologies

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