Arc'teryx Mens Norvan LD 4 Shoes
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RRP: £150.00
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Description
Description
General
Designed for endurance runners and adventure seekers, this high-performance long-distance running shoe is engineered to adapt effortlessly to diverse terrains, including muddy paths, rugged roots, and rocky trails. Featuring a spacious forefoot for natural toe splay and a secure midfoot hold, it ensures maximum comfort and stability during extended runs. The innovative mud-releasing lug pattern provides exceptional grip and control, allowing you to tackle any surface with confidence. Built for durability, the shoe boasts a tough, weather-resistant upper and a Vibram Megagrip outsole, offering superior traction and resilience against both unforgiving rocky landscapes and soft, uneven trails. Whether you're training for a race or exploring the great outdoors, this shoe delivers the support, grip, and endurance you need for every adventure.
Technical details
Ideal use:
Mountain running, Trail running
Materials:
Upper: Woven PFAS-free
Outsole: Vibram Megagrip
Key features:
Flat-knit tongue wraps the foot to improve fit and lockdown
Lacing system provides a smooth pull and secure fit
Flexible laminated TPU reinforcement zones
Tongue pocket secures the laces
Flexible external frame
Abrasion resistant
Lightweight
Breathable
Durable
Tech specs:
Weight: 270g
Details
Details
Other features
Brand | Arc'teryx |
Gender | Mens |
Product Code | B22AAC0057 |
About this brand
No one does mountain kit quite like the Canadian brand, Arc’Teryx, who were originally called Rock Solid. Founded in 1989 by Dave Lane, they have a long history of innovation and are loved for their minimalist style, design features and craftsmanship. Everything they do is beautifully made and thanks to the use of GORE-TEX, is fully waterproof, windproof and built to last. Arc’Teryx comes from the Archaeopteryx, one of the earliest know birds. The logo is based on the ‘Berlin specimen’, a fossil of the bird and the most complete skeleton found to date.
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