THE NORTH FACEBack-To-Berkeley Iv Textile Wp Winter Shoes
kr 1,185.-
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Colour: tnf black/tnf white
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Sustainability
Contains sustainable materials, such as organic or recycled materials
Article number
Gender
- Men
- Women
Material Specification
- textile
Material Features
- Waterproof
- Windproof
- Breathable
Eco
- More sustainable
- Recycled materials
Sole
- rubber
Shoe Features
- Ventilation
- Mid tops
- Padded tongue for more comfort
Product description
Heritage Meets Modern Performance
The Back-To-Berkeley IV Textile WP Winter Shoes blend retro style with cutting-edge technology for a winter boot that’s both stylish and sustainable. Originally designed in the 60s for hiking, these boots now feature a waterproof DryVent™ membrane and eco-friendly materials, including 100 % recycled PET canvas and mesh lining. The suede details and leather collar come from Leather Working Group-certified tanneries, making these boots a conscious choice for the environment. With a supportive fit, grippy Surface CTRL™ rubber outsole, and enhanced breathability, these boots are ready for any winter adventure.
Features
- 100 % recycled PET canvas upper
- Waterproof DryVent™ membrane for all-weather protection
- Suede logo patch and trim from certified sustainable sources
- Surface CTRL™ rubber outsole for superior grip
- Molded EVA midsole with up to 51% plant-based content
- Nickel-free metal eyelets for durability
- Recycled PET mesh lining for added breathability
- Padded tongue for instant comfort
- Compression-molded TPU heel clip for stability
About THE NORTH FACE
Unexpectedly, The North Face, best known for their unparalleled innovations and product exploration in mountaineering, was created on a beach. Two hiking enthusiasts founded a little store, retailing high-performance climbing and backpacking equipment on the shores of San Francisco's North Beach. Fast-forward 50 years and The North Face has helped numerous adventurers achieve their dreams. They push the boundaries of design so that you can push your limits. Never Stop Exploring