Alpinus GR20 High Tactical Women's Boots - Brown

Brown women's tactical boots made from nubuck leather for durability and comfort. The high upper with a stiffening system effectively protects the foot and ankle from injury. This model will be perfect for both everyday urban use and as professional footwear for female uniformed officers.

The 1.8/2 mm thick nubuck leather, characterised by its porous structure, effectively helps wick away moisture to the outside. The Hydrotex impregnation used not only enhances this feature, but also provides protection against water penetration into the footwear.

The multi-layer Vibram sole with Hell Fit construction guarantees high comfort, effective cushioning and a stable fit in the heel region. The carefully contoured back of the shoe limits heel movement, which reduces the risk of chafing and increases the durability of the shoe. The first layer of the sole is a soft, antimicrobial anatomical insole that provides comfort during use. The next layer contains a cushioning element that absorbs vibrations and improves stability with a nylon insert (midsole). The outsole, which is designed for ground contact, guarantees grip in a variety of conditions and stands out for its high abrasion resistance.

Full Tongue technology, used in mountain footwear, is based on the permanent integration of the tongue with the upper, which increases resistance to moisture and effectively prevents mud, sand, stones and other small debris from getting into the shoe. This design increases comfort, minimising the risk of chafing and providing better protection for the foot while hiking. The high upper combined with the stiffening offers additional stability and protection for the ankle against injury. For increased safety after dark, Alpinus Safety reflector is placed on the heel to improve the user's visibility on the trail.

• nabu leather with Hydrotex impregnation
• Multi-layer Vibram sole
• Hell Fit construction
• Hell Tongue - durable connection between tongue and upper
• Alpinus Safety reflector