Scarpa RUSH TRK GTX blue-mango 42,5

The latest addition to the successful Rush family, the Rush Trk GTX dials up the support and protection a notch with a suede leather upper and a rubber toe rand, backed by GORE-TEX® for guaranteed protection from the elements. The upper balances the light and agile feel of a trail running shoe with the support and protection you expect from a hiking boot. Underfoot support, protection and traction come courtesy of the exclusive PRESA® outsole with Interactive Kinetic System (IKS) Technology. The IKS system features impact absorbing internal domes placed in key ground contact areas that function as mechanical shock absorbers, while out SuperGum rubber compound provides secure grip on whatever terrain you encounter. The Dynamic Stabilizer Torsion frame supports the arch and wraps the heel on both sides, providing terrific rearfoot stability and torsion control so you can confidently tackle whatever the trail has in store.
Article-No.: 63143-200-1, 63143-200-4
Lining: GORE-TEX Extended Comfort
Outer sole: Presa® TRK-01 SUPERGUM
Weight: 1100g
Sex: men's
Upper material type: Suede
Waterproof: 1
Lining: Gore-Tex
Outsole: Rubber
Lacing system: Laces
Leather thickness: 1.6-1.9mm UPPER The upper is in 1.6-1.8 mm leather with characteristics of waterproofing, breathability, abrasion-resistant surface and durability. The ankle collar provides better ankle support, protection and comfort thanks to an Autofit 3D COLLAR in padded fabric able to stabilize the entire foot without pressure points and wrap the ankle following its movement.
LINING GORE-TEX (Extended Comfort) Laminate is made by a highly abrasion resistant and quick drying textile lining material while the highly breathable membrane holds a remarkable ability to disperse heat. In this way, GORE-TEX walking boots ensure feet are protected from water, while sweat that is created inside the shoe quickly evaporates.
SOLE: The new PRESA® sole is made with a high-grip and durable compound, pronounced heel and hiking-oriented lugs, which promote braking on descents and grip on climbs. In addition, the IKS (Interactive Kinetic System) technology, characterized by 7 shock-absorbing areas (domes), progressively and specifically support the weight of our body during our activity in the mountains