LOWA Fortux Running Shoes Women - arctic

Maximum comfort combined with minimum weight are essential when it comes to ultra-long distances, because the running shoes take over, at the very latest, when legs start to tire and feet begin to hurt. So too the FORTUX, equipped with the special LOWA® TRAC® sole system consisting of an outsole made of grippy rubber and a partic­ularly pronounced DYNEVA midsole offering a high rebound effect over the entire length of the shoe.

Features of the LOWA Fortux Women's Running Shoes

• LOWA® TRAC® ULTRA Sole: The bi-direc­tional lugs provide both targeted accel­eration and grippy braking
• The LOWA® TRAC® sole system and the sticky rubber compound provides guar­anteed traction, in wet or dry conditions
• Lasts specially adapted to the anatomy of women’s feet
• The triple density midsole features a cush­ioning DYNEVA interior that runs the length of the shoe
• Rebound Plate: Our light­weight carbon rein­forced midsole under the forefoot, gives runners energy return at every step
• Heel Stabilizer: Anatom­ically shaped, molded heel counter guar­antees stabilizing function throughout the entire run in all directions
• Reptex Sport: The upper material tech­nology gives increased protection from scree and sharp rocks on every trail
• Anatomical ankle lines: Support is delivered through our unique asym­met­rically shaped upper edge which precisely reflects the ankle’s anatomy
• The footwear is flexible and supports natural rolling prop­erties as a result
• Lining material: 100% Textile lining
• Upper material: 100% Synthetic
• Weight per shoe: 260 gram (EU 38 | UK 5)

The slightly curved rocker construction helps to ensure the best possible comfort when running dynamic laps. The one-piece upper elim­inates unne­cessary seams and thus the risk of friction points. Combined with the REPTEX® SPORT PU coating, this also makes the shoes more durable. A light-weight, seam­lessly engineered tongue provides a unique combination of comfort and breath­ability. Padded all round for maximum comfort.