Zamberlan Mountain Pro EVO GTX RR PU dames bergschoenen - grijs/zwart (EU 39,5)

The Zamberlan Mountain Pro EVO GTX RR PU is a high-performance mountaineering boot designed for women who demand the utmost in durability, support, and protection on technical alpine terrain. Crafted in Italy with premium Hydrobloc® Perwanger® Suede Leather and Cordura® upper, these boots offer exceptional abrasion resistance and weather protection. The integrated GORE-TEX Insulated Comfort lining ensures waterproofness and breathability, keeping your feet dry and comfortable in cold, wet conditions. Featuring a double density PU wedge midsole and Vibram® Penia outsole, the Mountain Pro EVO delivers outstanding stability and traction on rock, ice, and snow. The boot is fully automatic crampon compatible (C3) and includes a rubber reinforcement system (R.R.S.) for added durability. With a stiff flex and lace-up closure, it provides precise fit and ankle support for demanding ascents.

Advantages

Exceptional durability and weather resistance from Hydrobloc® leather and Cordura®. Proven GORE-TEX waterproof/breathable membrane. Superior traction and stability with Vibram® Penia outsole and double density PU midsole. Automatic crampon compatibility for technical ice and mixed climbing. Reinforced rubber rand for protection against abrasion.

Suitable for

• Mountaineering and ice climbing
• High-altitude trekking and alpine expeditions
• Technical mixed terrain

Key specifications

• Upper: Hydrobloc® Perwanger® Suede Leather, Cordura®
• Lining: GORE-TEX Insulated Comfort
• Midsole: Double Density PU Wedge
• Outsole: Vibram® Penia
• Insole: Z-Comfort Fit
• Last: ZTECH
• Crampon Compatibility: Automatic (C3)
• Protective Rand: Rubber Reinforcement System (R.R.S.)
• Flexibility: Stiff
• Closure: Lace-up
• Color: Grey/Black
• Size (EU): 39.5
• Country of Origin: Italy

Recommendations

For optimal performance, pair these boots with compatible automatic crampons and gaiters. Ensure proper fit by trying on with mountaineering socks. Break in gradually on less technical terrain before tackling serious climbs.