Across alpine terrain, on climbs and via ferrata, these versatile approach shoes provide the support and stability you need to stop blisters in their tracks. Featuring a Vibram Megagrip sole with climbing zone and a GORE-TEX waterproof membrane, they deliver outstanding grip on technical terrain and...
3D Memo Foam
360° Support
Base Fit
6/6Approach
Base Fit technology: sliding webbing transfers power from lacing area to soles, ensuring improved hold in boot to increase safety and comfort.
Elastic knitted sock construction
360 Heel Support: abrasion-resistant, 3D-shaped element supports heel and prevents ankle twisting
"A very cool-looking and sturdy shoe. The length is true to size, but the shoe feels like it wasn't made for a woman's foot: the heel is loose, the toe box is narrow, and the front is SO tight over the top of my foot (my arches are average) so I could only wear a very thin sock. I tried going up half a size but that did not help. For an approach / hike shoe, I found the rubber sole to lack grip. If you're walking over rugged wet terrain, prepare to slip. Can't recommend."
— Ren (3/5)
Top Produkt, guter Halt, sehr zufrieden
"Top Schuh mit gutem Halt und sehr angenehm zum Tragen, auch auf Reisen für allerlei Grlände. Gerade in Norwegen im Einsatz über Stock und Stein.
Ich musste 1 Grösse grösser nehmen, da sie eher klein geschnitten sind. das war beim vorhergehenden Modell auch so."
— Alexandra (5/5)
Schöner leichter Wanderschuh
"Schöner leichter Wanderschuh"
— Katrin (5/5)
Sturdy walking shoes.
"These are sturdy, stable walking shoes. They are not quite as comfortable as the previous pair of the same brand though."
— Bona (4/5)
Pas encore mises
"Pas encore mises"
— Christine (5/5)
Completely different design
"I have worn the old version of the Alnasca Knit Low GTX as my primary hiking/walking/approach shoes for several years, and they are the most comfortable hiking shoes I have ever owned. Even after wearing them multiple days a week for years, the tread of the Michelin rubber soles are still in great condition. Unfortunately, the sides of the shoes began to fall apart recently, so I decided it was time to order a new pair. I was disappointed to see that this new version of the Alnasca Knit approach shoes uses Vibram soles now instead of Michelin, and I was nervous that they may not fit the same as the old version. They arrived today, and my fears were correct. They are WAY too narrow for my feet, and the shoe is so stiff and tight that the pressure makes my feet feel tingly. I have always had issues with foot pain from all types of tie-shoes pressing against the sides of my feet, and the previous version of the Alnasca Knit were the only shoes I've ever been able to wear hiking for long periods of time without pain. I'm extremely disappointed that Mammut completely changed the fit of these shoes, and I have no idea what shoes I'm supposed to hike in now. Not to mention, I am now out all of this $$ because I bought them through this site and cannot return them."
— Sera K. (2/5)
Pas du tout souple
"Je l’ai renvoyé : chaussure trop serrée à l’avant, absolument pas souple. Je n’ai même pas essayé de marcher avec. Dommage car très jolie et très belle qualité"
