Your eco-conscious all-rounders for the mountains: the Women's Dragontail Tech Geo by Garmont! These lightweight hiking shoes feature a robust upper made from environmentally friendly ACBC FreeBio microfiber fabric, complemented by an abrasion-resistant rock guard. The breathable interior made from recycled polyester ensures a comfortable wearing climate, while the EVA midsole and bio-based foam provide optimal cushioning. Additionally, there is a recycled PU insole from OrthoLite and a specially crafted Michelin Off Road outsole that offers excellent grip on rough terrain.
Target group | Women |
Colour | Beige |
Exact colour description | Earth Brown, Parchment White |
Shoe size (EU) | 41.5 |
Shaft height | Low |
Item number | 36029624 |
Manufacturer | Garmont |
Category | Hiking boots |
Manufacturer no. | S02015_W.631034-11 |
Release date | 2.6.2023 |
Colour | Beige |
Exact colour description | Earth Brown, Parchment White |
Material group | Plastic |
Main fabric material | Microfibre |
Upper | Leather |
Sole material | EVA, Rubber |
Material inner lining | Polyester |
Material | Microfibre, Synthetic |
Target group | Women |
Age group | Adults |
Shoe size (EU) | 41.5 |
Sport | Climbing, Hiking |
Shaft height | Low |
Membrane | m² breathable, Particularly abrasion-resistant, Waterproof |
Fit | Regular fit |
Fabric properties | Breathable |
Shoe sole technology | Michelin |
Season | 3-seasons |
Fastener | Lace fastening |
Country of origin | Vietnam |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Weight | 960 g |
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28.8 per cent less CO2 emissions than the previous model: this statement from Garmont made me curious. According to the manufacturer, this was achieved by breaking the shoe down into its individual parts and looking for more environmentally friendly alternatives for each material...
