Performing on all types of technical terrain, with the waterproof Tecnica Magma GORE-TEX shoe you can hike, run, and scramble in any weather. Featuring Tecnica’s Custom Adaptive Shape upper, it can be custom moulded in just 15 minutes for a truly personalised fit. Superb on rough ground, it absorbs shock, provides stability, and has a rock plate in the forefoot to protect against sharp edges. The heel features stability fins for control on the descent, and the XO-Shield sole with Vibram Megagrip rubber ensures your footing is stable and secure. Details: Custom Adaptive Shape (C.A.S.) upper can be custom moulded in 15 minutes Hydrophobic polyamide mesh GORE-TEX Extended Comfort for highly breathable, waterproof protection Highly durable, yet lightweight construction Classic tongue design enables a faster step-in Integrated lacing system for improved fit precision Pre-moulded anatomical EVA footbed cushions and supports High rebound compression moulded EVA midsole absorbs heavy impact Rock plate protects forefoot against sharp objects ESS shank controls torsion Oversize heel shape provides excellent stability on the descent Rubber stability fins either side of the heel enable unparalleled braking XO-Shield sole with Vibram Litebase technology and Megagrip rubber Sole wraps the upper at critical abrasion zones for traction and durability Vibram Megagrip rubber offers optimum grip in wet and dry conditions Tecnica Anatomical Last is precise, supportive, and comfortable Suitable for vegans 320g (single shoe size 8)
Tech Specs
Upper:Hydrophobic polyamide mesh
Lining:Gore-Tex® Extended Comfort
Outsole:Vibram® Megagrip™ Litebase™ XO SHIELD
Midsole:Compression-molded EVA with high rebound compound
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