adidas Terrex Swift R2 GORE-TEX Women's Walking Shoe
Specifically designed for the mountains, these adidas Terrex Swift R2 GORE-TEX Walking Shoes are built with abrasion-resistant ripstop mesh and sturdy overlays for added stability and support. They feature a GORE-TEX breathable and waterproof lining and an extremely high traction rubber outsole for optimal grip in wet and rocky conditions.
GORE-TEX Upper
A fully waterproof GORE-TEX lining is used in this shoe to keep the inside of the boot and your feet fully dry no matter what weather conditions they are faced with, as well as being breathable and allows the feet to stay cool and comfortable. The durable ripstop upper keeps your feet safe when walking across various terrain and rocky areas that could catch the outside of the boot and tear the material. Lightweight synthetic overlays are placed on the upper to offer extra durability and support, therefore giving a more secure and comfortable fit. The Lace Bungee stows away the laces to keep them from snagging or tangling. The speed lacing construction allows for fast lacing and an easily adjustable and snug fit.
Lightweight Eva Midsole
Lightweight EVA resides in the midsole to ensure long-term cushioning and comfort for a more responsive, comfortable feel. The plush cushioning helps to minimise the amount of wear and tear placed upon your joints during high-intensity activities such as walking on difficult trails. This also reduces the potential risk of injury, giving you the confidence needed to maximise focus and performance. A moulded heel cup offers extra support and stability.
Continental Rubber Outsole
The outsole of the adidas Terrex Swift R2 features Continental rubber, which is a superbly engineered outsole lug design that offers the boot multi-directional grip and multi-surface traction without putting extra pressure on the foot. The adidas Terrex Swift R2 GORE-TEX walking shoes are a great choice for outdoor enthusiasts as they ensure you stay sure-footed in all and any terrain and weather conditions.
