Kayland Spyder Low Goretex

Kayland Spyder Low Goretex, the definitive option to make the most of your libre libre hiking routes. A model capable of providing an adequate response to even the most difficult and uneven terrain. Move forward with protection and safety thanks to the quality of the features present in these hiking shoes and dare to explore new routes safely and securely!

Key features of the Kayland Spyder Low Goretex

The Spyder Low Goretex is designed to offer quality response in the most difficult and uneven terrain. A Hiking shoes that stands out for a permanent cushioning and comfort without giving up, of course, the traction and grip you need so much. These Kayland Spyder Low Goretex have been optimized to offer superior performance during your libre hiking routes for an unbeatable experience.

The midsole present in this Kayland model has been specifically designed to offer effective shock absorption, thanks to an optimal cushioning capacity. It also features a structure that guarantees permanent stability, giving you the responsiveness you need to move safely through the most closed and inaccessible trails.

The upper of these Spyder Low Goretex has been made through a fabric that favors greater breathability. An upper optimized to improve support and fit during the practice of outdoor activity without sacrificing, of course, the comfort you need so much. In addition, this fabric will offer you greater protection against the different external elements.

The resistant material of the sole of these KaylandSpyder Low Goretex ensures superior traction and grip on the most inaccessible terrain. A compound that, together with the multidirectional tread pattern, reinforces the stability of the shoe as a whole on wet and slippery surfaces.

Technological innovations in the Kayland Spyder Low Goretex

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