| Gender | Men , Women |
| Men weight | 478 gr |
| Women weight | 435 gr |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Sole | Contagrip |
| Year | 2023 |
Now available the new Salomon walking boot, the Salomon Outchill Thinsulate Waterproof, a boot designed especially for our mountain hikes in the coldest times of the year.
The Salomon Outchill Thinsulate Waterproof is a high-top walking boot that has some of the most outstanding technologies to protect us, provide warmth and a great grip, essential aspects if we want to make mountain routes in winter.
Salomon bets on walking boots with this new model that stands out for its versatility and protections to have no excuse to go out in the mountains in cold days and even snow.
The upper is made of high quality nubuck leather that protects us from the external elements and has the Clima Salomon Waterproof (CSWP) technology , which is a waterproof membrane that will keep our feet dry and protected.
In addition, the upper of the boot incorporates different technologies, such as Thinsulate insulation, a polar lining that provides great thermal insulation, essential for those hikes in which the weather conditions are really adverse.
The boot also has reinforced protections in the front and heel to provide that extra protection and stability during our mountain routes. The lacing system is traditional.
The sole is designed to ensure great grip in the most technical terrain and even wet or damp mountain.
The outsole of the Salomon Outchill Thinsulate Waterproof has lugs specially designed to provide that essential grip on icy and muddy terrain, in addition to the durability provided by the Winter Contagrip rubber developed by the brand.
Despite having technologies that protect us from rain and cold, it is not an excessively heavy boot, specifically weighs 478 grams in the men's version and 435 grams in the women's version.
This is one of the high quality walking boots from the brand from Annecy and has the best technologies to enjoy our mountain hikes in the most complicated terrain and in the coldest seasons of the year.