Trail Shoes – The Path Turns to Mud and the Walk Keeps Going

A sealing membrane sits behind the upper, and the outsole is cut with deep lugs for loose ground. Built for unpaved routes rather than pavement. Three colors across eight sizes.

Why choose shoes with a sealing membrane?

Water on a wet trail arrives through the upper, not up through the sole. A membrane blocks that direction while still letting vapor from inside pass out. That is the difference between an hour of walking and turning back.

• Membrane behind the upper — rain stays out, vapor still leaves.
• Deep-cut outsole — bites into mud, wet grass and gravel.
• Hardened toe — takes the hit from a rock you did not see.
• Padded ankle collar — keeps the rim from rubbing on a descent.
• Reinforced Eyelets — hold tension over uneven ground.

The weather changes and the route stays exactly as planned.

They lace through metal eyelets and want a few short walks before a long route. Clean them with water and a soft brush rather than a machine. Let them dry away from direct heat so the membrane keeps its shape.

Specifications

• Membrane: sealing and vapor-permeable
• Outsole: deep lug pattern
• Toe: reinforced cap
• Closure: laces through metal eyelets

Lace them up for the first wet walk of the season.