Ghete semighete outdoor pentru approach, alpinism, drumetii montane, trekking, Hanwag LIME ROCK GTX, membrana impermeabila din goretex, talpa foarte aderenta Vibram, marimea 44 (28-28,5cm in funcție de branțul folosit), in stare foarte buna.

The first thing you notice about Hanwag’s newly updated scrambling and via ferrata shoe is that it’s solid – it weighs about 100g per shoe more than the Mammut and a whopping 150g per shoe more than the Scarpa and while it shares styling cues with both those shoes, it’s arguably a whole new level of seriousness.

For a start there’s an all-round sticky rubber rand for crack jamming and abrasion resistance, then there’s a semi-sticky Vibram outsole and finally, and most obviously, serious underfoot stiffness despite the mix of EVA and PU mid-sole padding. Fit is reassuringly snug aided by a down-to-the-toe, slick-running lacing system.

Realistically it’s been designed to cope with prolonged via ferrata use, but as a bonus it also feels happier on smaller edging holds than either the Mammut or the Scarpa shoes. And while it’s a little clumpy underfoot, the cushioned heel section and a pronounced rocker to the sole means it’s not uncomfortable to walk in either given the board-like stiffness of the sole unit.

Finally the shoe has a reassuring feel of top notch build quality.

It’s heavy for sure, but the pay-off is a shoe with a really solid sole unit that much happier on edgy holds than more flexible trainers. The stiffness means it’s less comfortable for general walking, but it’ll still get you to the bottom of the crag or mountain scramble route in reasonable comfort. A serious scrambling weapon, with limited use off the rock we reckon. Gore-Tex liner should help on damper days.

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