SALEWA Alp Trainer 2 GTX Botas de Caminhada - Bungee Cord/Black - UK 7 (EU 40.5)

The SALEWA Alp Trainer 2 GTX is a versatile mid-cut hiking boot designed for alpine trekking, hiking, and via ferrata. Featuring a GORE-TEX® Extended Comfort membrane for reliable waterproofing and breathability, this boot keeps your feet dry and comfortable in changing conditions. The upper combines 1.6mm suede leather, a PU coated leather rand, and stretch fabric for durability and flexibility. The Vibram® Alpine Hiking outsole provides excellent traction on varied terrain, while the EVA midsole offers cushioning and support. The Salewa 3F System, Climbing Lacing, and Adaptive Eyelets ensure a precise, secure fit. With an Ortholite® footbed and anti-rock heel cup, the Alp Trainer 2 GTX delivers stability and comfort on demanding trails.

Advantages

Reliable GORE-TEX® waterproofing and breathability; durable suede leather and PU rand; excellent traction with Vibram® outsole; precise fit with 3F System and Climbing Lacing; comfortable Ortholite® footbed.

Suitable for

• Alpine trekking and hiking
• Via ferrata
• Mountain trails
• Outdoor enthusiasts seeking a durable, waterproof boot

Key specifications

• Product Type: Hiking Boots
• Gender: Men's
• Cut: Mid-cut
• Waterproofing: GORE-TEX® Extended Comfort
• Outsole: Vibram® Alpine Hiking
• Upper Material: 1.6mm Suede leather, PU coated leather rand, Stretch fabric
• Lining Material: GORE-TEX® Extended Comfort
• Midsole: EVA
• Footbed: Ortholite®
• Closure System: Lacing (Salewa 3F System, Climbing Lacing, Adaptive Eyelets)
• Weight (per shoe): Approx. 530 g (UK 7)
• Heel Stack Height: 30 mm
• Toe Stack Height: 16 mm
• Heel-to-Toe Drop: 14 mm
• Color: Bungee Cord / Black
• Size (UK): 7
• Size (EU): 40.5
• Size (US Men's): 7.5
• Intended Use: Alpine Trekking, Hiking, Via Ferrata
• Key Technologies: Salewa 3F System, Climbing Lacing, Adaptive Eyelets, Anti-rock heel cup

Recommendations

For optimal performance, pair with moisture-wicking socks and treat the leather periodically. Break in gradually on shorter hikes before tackling longer routes.