Vibram V Trail

Get the most out of your hiking trails with these Vibram V Trail, a comfortable and versatile trekking shoe to maximize your libre experience. Capable of adapting to the most difficult and uneven terrain, it incorporates some of the most outstanding features of trail running shoes along with the most outstanding features of hiking boots for an exceptional result.

Key features of the Vibram V Trail

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

Thus, in such a strategic point as the midsole of Vibram V Trail could not miss a high cushioning capacity, able to minimize impacts and provide effective protection on the joints. These V Trail shoes also have outstanding features such as dynamism, stability and versatility to adapt to the conditions of different surfaces, from the less technical to the most uneven.

For its part, the technical mesh upper is made of a fabric that increases the breathability of the model, but also contributes to improve support and comfort with a tighter fit, but without oppressing the instep area. This material is also designed to make this strategic point of the Vibram V Trail lighter and more resistant.

With regard to the outsole of the Vibram V Trail, the key point lies in the high-strength rubber rubber, which together with its optimized blocking for the mountain, allows the practice of trekking in complete safety, as it guarantees both grip and traction on the ground to walk with a firm step, but also maximizing comfort.

Vibram V Trail, implemented technological details

• 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.