Hanwag Alaska Winter GTX Shoes Men - Brown
Top insulation - warm, robust trekking classic for cold days

In a few words about the company Hanwag. Those who have just started to be interested in shoes have not always heard of it.
Hanwag was founded in 1921 by the Bavarian shoemaker Hans Wagner. It is noteworthy that Hans's brother, Lorenz Wagner, created a competing company Lowa. That is, this is a shoe of the highest quality that is included in the most titled three of German outdoor shoes - Meindl, Lowa, Hanwag. Compared to Lowa, the Hanwag shoe factory uses more traditional materials and more manual processes, which is a very big plus.

Their most famous model is the Alaska type shoe, which in the literal sense of the word "went around the world". The HANWAG ALASKA Winter GTX model is an even warmer version of the shoe, a direct competitor to the Lowa Tibet Superwarm, perhaps even warmer, due to artificial fur and super-warm G-Loft Fit insulation with a density of 400 grams per 1 m / sq. The middle is very soft to the touch and incredibly warm. Made of natural thick hydrophobic leather of natural tanning. They have a waterproof Gore-Tex membrane. The IceGrip sole with non-slip zone technology, the type of skin is identical to the Vibram® Arctic Grip Trac® sole that is in the Lowa Tibet Superwarm model. An ideal option for minuses beyond -35C and long stays outdoors. Comfortable. You can walk a lot in them.

    Membrane: GORE-TEX
    Upper: Nubuck leather
    Sole: Hanwag Icegrip Original
    Lining: GLoft, GORE-TEX
    Resoleable
    Weight: 1680 g per pair size 8
    Lace length: UK 6 - 8 = 190cm | UK8.5 - 11 = 200cm | UK 11.5 - 14 = 210cm
    Area of use: Trekking, winter hiking
    Cut: High