Blackfin III Mid DT Men Black/Black
Hiking shoes - Men -
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offersThe Blackfin III Mid DT Men Black/Black are hiking shoes for men from Mammut.
Ideal for your winter hikes, it offers excellent grip on wet or slippery surfaces thanks to its Vibram sole. Your feet will stay dry and warm thanks to its excellent thermal insulation. It is lined with Absolute Aluminia and has a waterproof construction. The shoe's seams are welded to the inner membrane to prevent anything from getting in, but also to ensure breathability and durability.
You don't have to worry about the harsh winter conditions in the mountains - now there's a real playground for you!
- Flex index: A6
- Drop: 14millimeters
- Waterproof construction
- Inner lining with insulating aluminium foil
- Absolute Aluminia Thermal Insulation
- High collar
- Weather protective edges
- Insulation (EN ISO 20334): -25°C
Materials:
- Aluminia Insulation
- Outer material: Synthetic leather
- Membrane: Polyurethane
- Insulation: Absolute Aluminia
- Heel: EVA
- Vibram 4 Trek outsole:
| Absolute Aluminia® | Since the creation of the first rubber sole for mountaineering "the Carrarmato" over 80 years ago, Vibram has been a guarantee of quality and performance, innovation and design. Designed in 1937 by Vitale Bramani in response to the need for greater safety and protection in the mountains, our insoles, adorned with the unmistakeable yellow octagon, are used today for outdoor activities, safety at work, lifestyle and orthopaedics |
| Vibram® | Lining containing aluminium foil that provides effective warmth by keeping the body temperature generated by the feet inside the shoe, while repelling the cold and allowing moisture to escape. EN ISO 20334 -25° |
| EVA (Ethylene Vinyl Acetate) | An EVA sole is a plastic sole, that can be lighter and more flexible than rubber. EVA stands for Ethylene Vinyl Acetate. It is an elastomeric polymer that produces "rubbery" materials, due to its softness and flexibility. It is a plastic made by combining ethylene and vinyl acetate to create rubber-like properties that can be used for shoe soles. |
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