The North Face Exploris 2 Hiking Shoes - TNF Black / TNF White - Men's US 10

Step into your next adventure with the The North Face Exploris 2 Hiking Shoes. Engineered for day hikes and multi-day backpacking, these shoes combine advanced waterproofing, responsive cushioning, and sustainable materials to keep you comfortable on any trail.

Advantages

The Exploris 2 features FUTURELIGHT™ waterproof and breathable membrane technology, ensuring your feet stay dry without overheating. The VECTIV™ 2.0 rockered midsole geometry promotes a smooth, efficient stride, while the high-rebound EVA foam provides lasting comfort. The Surface CTRL™ rubber outsole with 4 mm lugs delivers reliable traction on varied terrain. Plus, the upper is made with over 50% recycled materials, and the OrthoLite® X55™ footbed contains 5% recycled rubber, making this a more sustainable choice.

Suitable for

• Day hiking on moderate to challenging trails
• Multi-day backpacking trips with light to moderate loads
• Outdoor enthusiasts seeking a durable, waterproof hiking shoe

Key specifications

• Product Type: Hiking Shoe
• Gender: Men's
• Waterproofing: FUTURELIGHT™ waterproof and breathable membrane
• Upper Material: Durable ripstop mesh with FUTURELIGHT™ membrane
• Midsole Technology: VECTIV™ 2.0 rockered midsole geometry
• Midsole Material: High-rebound EVA foam
• Outsole Technology: Surface CTRL™ rubber outsole
• Lug Depth: 4 mm
• Footbed: OrthoLite® X55™ footbed (5% recycled rubber content)
• Closure System: Lace-up
• Toe Protection: Integrated protective toe cap
• Heel-to-Toe Drop: 6 mm
• Stack Height (Heel/Forefoot): 32 mm / 26 mm
• Weight (Approx. per shoe): 400g (14.1 oz) for Men's US 9
• Intended Use: Day hiking, multi-day backpacking
• Color: TNF Black / TNF White
• Size (US Men's): 10
• Sustainability: Upper made with over 50% recycled material; OrthoLite® X55™ footbed contains 5% recycled rubber content

Recommendations

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