Női cipő Vivobarefoot Tracker Forest Esc

Experience the freedom of natural movement with the Vivobarefoot Tracker Forest Esc, a women's barefoot hiking boot designed for rugged trails and forest adventures. Crafted from ethically sourced wild hide leather and recycled materials, this boot combines durability with sustainability. The zero-drop, wide toe box design allows your feet to function naturally, while the ESC (Extreme Survival Compound) outsole provides exceptional grip on uneven terrain. With a 4mm lug depth and 2.5mm sole base, you get ground feel without compromising protection. The removable thermal insole adds warmth for cooler conditions, and the water-resistant upper keeps your feet dry. Lightweight at approximately 390g per shoe (UK 6), the Tracker Forest Esc is perfect for all-season hiking.

Advantages

Promotes natural foot movement and strength through barefoot design. High flexibility and zero-drop sole encourage proper posture and balance. Sustainable materials reduce environmental impact. Excellent traction on rugged terrain ensures safety and confidence.

Suitable for

• Women seeking a minimalist hiking boot for trail running, forest walks, and mountain treks
• Outdoor enthusiasts who prioritize foot health and natural movement
• Eco-conscious consumers looking for ethically sourced and recycled materials

Key specifications

• Footwear Type: Hiking Boots
• Gender: Women's
• Upper Material: Wild Hide Leather
• Lining Material: Recycled Textile
• Outsole: ESC (Extreme Survival Compound) with 4mm lugs
• Sole Thickness: 2.5mm base
• Heel-to-Toe Drop: 0mm (Zero-Drop)
• Toe Box: Wide
• Closure: Lace-up
• Water Resistance: Water-resistant
• Insole: Removable Thermal Insole
• Flexibility: High
• Recommended Terrain: Rugged Trails, Forest, Mountain
• Sustainability: Ethically Sourced Leather, Recycled Materials
• Weight: Approx. 390g per shoe (UK 6)
• Season: All-Season

Recommendations

For optimal performance, pair with moisture-wicking socks and consider using the removable thermal insole for colder hikes. Regularly clean and condition the leather to maintain water resistance.