CADIN II GTX MID WS - ANTHRACITE/AQUAMARINE
Recommended for: fast and light technical mountain climbing and moderate glacier travel.
This all-a rounder is ideal for ambitious mountain tours, via ferratas and for tackling 14ers. It’s been updated with a new lacing system for improved stability and comfort, and a new sole package with a PU wedge for cushioning and a stiffer TPU wedge for stability. Semi-automatic crampon compatible. Featuring a durably waterproof/breathable GORE-TEX lining to protect feet from the elements. Made on a women’s-specific last.
Discover how LOWA supports women breaking barriers in the mountains through the Summit Scholarship Foundation.
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CADIN II GTX MID WS - ANTHRACITE/AQUAMARINE
Recommended for: fast and light technical mountain climbing and moderate glacier travel.
This all-a rounder is ideal for ambitious mountain tours, via ferratas and for tackling 14ers. It’s been updated with a new lacing system for improved stability and comfort, and a new sole package with a PU wedge for cushioning and a stiffer TPU wedge for stability. Semi-automatic crampon compatible. Featuring a durably waterproof/breathable GORE-TEX lining to protect feet from the elements. Made on a women’s-specific last.
Discover how LOWA supports women breaking barriers in the mountains through the Summit Scholarship Foundation.
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Recommended for: fast and light technical mountain climbing and moderate glacier travel.
This all-a rounder is ideal for ambitious mountain tours, via ferratas and for tackling 14ers. It’s been updated with a new lacing system for improved stability and comfort, and a new sole package with a PU wedge for cushioning and a stiffer TPU wedge for stability. Semi-automatic crampon compatible. Featuring a durably waterproof/breathable GORE-TEX lining to protect feet from the elements. Made on a women’s-specific last.
Discover how LOWA supports women breaking barriers in the mountains through the Summit Scholarship Foundation.
