Scarpa Morain Md Gtx - Grey - UK 12


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The SCARPA Moraine Mid GTX is designed for hikers of all levels, providing instant comfort, waterproof protection, and ankle support for various outdoor adventures. These boots excel on both short walks and longer treks, thanks to their durable construction and supportive design. However, be aware that while they offer excellent grip, the aggressive tread may not be ideal for all terrains.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Grey |
| Gender | Male |
| Shoe Size UK | 12 |
| Series | Morain |
| Model Part Number | Sn61 |
| Brand | Scarpa |
These boots are designed as 3-season boots, suitable for spring, summer, and fall. They may not provide sufficient insulation for extreme winter conditions.
Brush off any dirt and mud after each use. Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or machine washing.
The RECCO® System is a reflector that helps search and rescue teams locate you in case of an accident. It doesn't require batteries or activation.
These boots are designed for hiking and may be too heavy for trail running. Consider trail running shoes for that activity.
Use hiking socks made of moisture-wicking materials like merino wool or synthetic blends. Avoid cotton socks.
Waterproof your boots periodically, especially after cleaning, and before the hiking season begins. The frequency depends on use.
The Scarpa Moraine Mid GTX boots are manufactured in Europe.
Warranty information can be found on Scarpa's website or the retailer where you purchased the boots. Typically, there is a warranty against manufacturing defects.
Check the lacing and adjust for a better fit. Consider using thinner socks or breaking in the boots further.
Ensure the boots are clean and properly treated with a waterproofing agent. Check for any damage or wear and tear to the membrane.
Be cautious on very wet or icy surfaces. Consider using traction devices like microspikes or crampons for extreme conditions.
Ensure boots are laced up properly, providing adequate support. If the issue persists, consider consulting a podiatrist.