Zamberlan W 320 Trail Lite Evo GTX Color:Hydrobloc Brown non-slip lining 1011B861-402

Name: Zamberlan W 320 Trail Lite Evo GTX Color:Hydrobloc Brown non-slip lining 1011B861-402
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 69738396773
Price: 169.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4212 (10 reviews)

SKU 69738396773 · ★ 4.4

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Zamberlan W 320 Trail Lite Evo GTX Color:Hydrobloc Brown non slip lining 1011B861 402 non slip lining Style suitable for firm ground A classic trail hiking and lightweight backpacking boot for women albeit more expensive and difficult to produce▪ Single piece upper construction with Hydrobloc treated leathers allow for more reliable performance over the life of the boot given less stitching and opportunity for snagging on debris▪ Gore Tex Extended Comfort membranes allow for maximum breathability with guaranteed waterproof protection for the life of the boot▪ Vibram Pillow outsoles with spaced triangular lugs offer excellent grip in a variety of conditions

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