Mammut Aenergy Hike Low Goretex Women's Hiking Shoes Silver Sage-Dark Strata

Experience the perfect blend of lightweight agility and reliable protection with the Mammut Aenergy Hike Low Goretex Women's Hiking Shoes. Designed for fast-paced hikes and multi-day adventures, these shoes feature a GORE-TEX Extended Comfort lining for waterproof breathability, keeping your feet dry in wet conditions. The Vibram Flextron II outsole provides exceptional traction on varied terrain, while the EVA wedge midsole offers responsive cushioning. The synthetic leather and textile upper ensures durability and a comfortable fit, enhanced by Mammut's Georganic 3D Technology for natural foot movement. With a 7 mm heel drop and OrthoLite footbed, these shoes deliver all-day comfort on the trail.

Advantages

Lightweight yet robust construction for fast hiking. GORE-TEX waterproofing ensures dry feet without overheating. Vibram outsole provides superior grip on rocky and muddy paths. Eco-friendly with PFC-free DWR and partially recycled materials.

Suitable for

• Fast hiking and trail running
• Multi-day backpacking trips
• Mountain hiking on technical terrain
• Women seeking a low-cut, agile hiking shoe

Key specifications

• Footwear Type: Hiking Shoes
• Gender: Women's
• Waterproofing: GORE-TEX Extended Comfort Footwear
• Outsole: Vibram Flextron II
• Midsole: EVA wedge
• Upper Material: Synthetic Leather, Textile
• Lining Material: GORE-TEX Extended Comfort Footwear
• Closure Type: Lace-up
• Core Technologies: Mammut Flextron Technology, Mammut Georganic 3D Technology
• Flex Index: A5 (Hiking)
• Last Index: Hiking
• Colorway: Silver Sage-Dark Strata
• Sustainability Features: PFC-free DWR, Partially Recycled Materials
• Recommended Use: Fast Hiking, Multi-day Hikes, Backpacking, Mountain Hiking
• Footbed: OrthoLite
• Heel Drop: 7 mm
• Stack Height (Heel): 25 mm
• Stack Height (Forefoot): 18 mm

Recommendations

For optimal performance, pair these shoes with moisture-wicking socks and consider using gaiters for extra debris protection. Break them in on shorter hikes before tackling long distances.