Light Hiking Canyon GTX Men's Hiking Shoes - Black/Magnet/Pearl Blue

When the trail turns rocky and the weather shifts, ordinary shoes leave you slipping and soaked. The Light Hiking Canyon GTX solves that with a Gore-Tex membrane that seals out water while letting feet breathe, and a Contagrip MA outsole that grips everything from wet roots to loose scree. Built on an Advanced Chassis with EnergyCell cushioning, these mid-cut shoes keep you stable and comfortable on light hikes, technical terrain, and mixed surfaces.

Who is it for

Men who want a versatile hiking shoe that handles day hikes, fastpacking, and approach routes without the bulk of a heavy boot. The standard fit and regular lacing system suit most foot shapes, while the mid-cut collar adds ankle support on uneven ground.

Main features

• Gore-Tex waterproof/breathable lining keeps feet dry in rain and puddles
• Contagrip MA outsole with 3.5 mm lugs delivers reliable traction on mixed terrain
• EnergyCell midsole and OrthoLite diecut insole absorb shock for all-day comfort
• Advanced Chassis provides torsional stability and protects against sharp rocks
• Protective mudguard and toecap shield against abrasion and impacts
• Welded synthetic/textile upper with gusseted tongue blocks debris
• PFC-free construction reduces environmental impact

Specifications

• Colour: Black / Magnet / Pearl Blue
• Upper material: Synthetic / Textile
• Lining material: Textile
• Midsole: EnergyCell
• Outsole: Contagrip MA
• Chassis: Advanced Chassis
• Waterproofing: Gore-Tex
• Insole: OrthoLite diecut
• Lacing system: Regular laces with eyelets and hooks
• Ankle support: Mid-cut
• Drop: 11 mm (Heel 31.5mm / Forefoot 20.5mm)
• Lug depth: 3.5 mm
• Weight (per shoe, US 9): 425 g
• Protection: Protective mudguard, Protective toecap
• Recommended use: Light hiking, Technical terrain, Mixed terrain
• Sustainability: PFC-free
• Fit: Standard
• Construction: Welded upper, Gusseted tongue

Tips

Pair with merino wool socks for moisture management and blister prevention. After wet hikes, remove the insoles and let the shoes air dry away from direct heat to preserve the Gore-Tex membrane. For best traction, clean the outsole lugs regularly to prevent mud buildup.