Mammut Mercury Pro High GTX Men
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Mammut Mercury Pro High GTX Men
As soon as the temperatures drop, Mammut's Mercury Pro High GTX Men replaces the summer version Mercury Tour II High GTX ab. The winter model meets technical terrain with a vibram sole specially designed for winter conditions for improved footing and more grip, sometimes on icy surfaces. This means you can enjoy optimum surefootedness on winter hikes or snowshoe tours. The Mercury Pro High GTX Men also gives you more stability with a higher shaft, while it protects you from impacts with protection in the toe area and on the sides. The warm lining gives the shoe optimal insulation and thermal performance in winter, which is guaranteed to counteract cold feet. You like the Mercury Tour II High GTX in summer? Then you'll love its winter edition in the cold season.
Product details
- Construction:
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- High cut
- Optimal for:
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- Snowshoeing
- Winter outdoor activities
- Hiking
- Trekking (longer tours)
- Made for:
- Men
- Closure:
- 2-zone lacing
- Features:
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- Liquid Rubber Protection: Rubber zones with reinforcements made of lightweight Liquid Rubber offer protection against abrasion and material injuries.
- 3 zones lacing: Separate lacing fixation in three zones. Individually and situationally adjustable
- Elastic GORE-TEX® tongue construction
- 3D Memo Foam
- terracare® leather - made in Germany
- Vibram® 4 Trek Technology
- Weight (UK 8.5): 620 g
- Flex Index: A7
- Lacing system: Standard lacing
- Soles: EVA wedge
- Material: Nubuck leather
- Inner lining: GORE-TEX Insulated Comfort Footwear (warm)
- Insulation value (EN ISO 20334): -25 °C
- Cut form: Basic
- Materials:
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- Chuck: gore-tex insulated comfort footwear (warm)
- Material note:
- Contains non-textile parts of animal origin
Technologies and manufacturing processes
Gore-Tex®
Elastic GORE-TEX Tongue ConstructionVibram
The Vibram sole offers high grip and surefootedness even on rough terrain.