The AKU SUPERALP GTX Women’s shoe is for all those hikers looking for maximum protection and comfort of fit during the many hours of use. The new IMS3 – Exoskeleton sole in dual-density PU features a level of lightness at the top of the backpacking category, making of SUPERALP GTX the ideal shoe for hikes such as the High Ways of the Dolomites and treks of several days in complete autonomy with heavy loads on the shoulders.
AKU SUPERALP GTX Women’s
£269.95
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Additional information
Weight | 0.00000000 kg |
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Womens Size: No selection | 4, 4.5, 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8 |
UPPER PROTECTION: No selection | RUBBER RAND |
LINING DESCRIPTION: No selection | GORE-TEX ® PERFORMANCE COMFORT |
FOOTBED: No selection | CUSTOM FIT IMS 162 |
LASTING BOARD: No selection | 6-4 MM NYLON, DIE CUT EVA (MEDIUM) |
UPPER: No selection | SUEDE + AIR 8000® 1.8 MM |
MIDSOLE: No selection | DOUBLE DENSITY PU |
OUTSOLE: No selection | VIBRAM® FOURÀ |
SIZE RANGE (UK): No selection | 3 – 8 |
1 review for AKU SUPERALP GTX Women’s
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Marie Haynes-Perks –
Some of the best boots by far… Bought a pair of these as I wanted to try something different to my HanWag Tatra boots (not that I am complaining about those!). I have a pair of the Aku Rock Light GTX and found they allowed me good movement for rock hopping but something more substantial was needed for more rocky terrain. I broke into my Superalps during a walk around Buttermere but used them today on a walk up Skiddaw. Good rocky ground with plenty of uphill, followed by grassy slopes and rock going downhill. These boots quite frankly are brilliant. Fit perfectly, offer plenty of support around the ankle and have a good solid sole, which still offers good flexibility on the steepest of ground. The rand provides fantastic protection and I cannot ask for a better boot. I wore a pair of the X Socks trail socks which work perfectly alongside the boots. I am now torn between which of the two I prefer – Tatras or Superalp?