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We’ve completely reworked a Hanwag classic. A lot has happened since we launched the first FERRATA some ten years back. It was the first Hanwag boot made not just of leather, but also with Cordura in the upper to save weight. At the time, we wanted
to develop a mountain boot that performed well
on rock, but still offered good comfort.
The requirements have not changed much since, but the technology certainly has. Hanwag is now exploring new terrain with the FERRATA II. We use less leather, and replace it with highly-functional modern materials. The new TubeTec Rock sole means it performs better and is 10% lighter than its predecessor. Designed for extreme via ferratas and alpine climbing, the FERRATA II has a particularly wide range of application and strikes the perfect balance between stability, performance on rock and comfort.
OUR NEW FERRATA II
DETAILS FERRATA II
What makes the FERRATA II particularly innovative is its stable upper, which still allows the right amount of flexibility at the ankle for a precise placement on rock. This is made possible by LFX technology that we successfully introduced with
the TATRA LIGHT.
On the FERRATA II, we use a particularly abrasion-resistant fabric woven from polyamide and polyurethane yarns to ensure the stability of the upper. At the flex zones, a more flexible woven polyamide fabric is used.
STABILIZING, SHAPE AND FLEX ZONE
Due to its design, the upper moves with greater (lateral) flex to the side together with the lower leg axis.
LFX – LATERAL FLEX TECHNOLOGY
Hidden stitches for less abrasion out on rock
For less abrasion out on rock. A further advantage is that – due to the special manufacturing process – the stitches remain concealed inside the upper. This makes the boot
less susceptible to wear and abrasion out on rock.
If there are no threads, there are no weak points that could get worn.
TPU reinforced climbing zone for perfect edging stability at the big toe.
TPU REINFORCED CLIMBING ZONE
The Hanwag FERRATA II’s timeless design combines long-lasting durability with high functionality to cover a wide range of alpine activities, such as difficult via ferratas or mixed alpine climbing on rock and ice. It’s engineered with Hanwag TubeTec Rock sole technology as its foundation. Hanwag successfully introduced TubeTec technology in its Hike category last summer.
From the first moment Hanwag starting developing mountain boots, we have always been exploring how to combine climbing performance in rock and ice with the best possible walking comfort. Hanwag TubeTec sole technology has brought us a big step forward.
HANWAG TUBETEC ROCK
The “tube” (1) made of soft TPU protects the cushioning polyurethane (2) which would otherwise be too “soft” for rugged mountain use without protection. Simultaneously, internal TPU ribs provide reinforcement and enhance performance.
From the first moment Hanwag starting developing mountain boots, we have always been exploring how to combine climbing performance in rock and ice with the best possible walking comfort. Hanwag TubeTec sole technology has brought us a big step forward.
// (3) Ribs for tread stability, precision and
good cushioning
// (4) Reinforced heel front for optimal traction
on descents
// (5) TPU reinforced climbing zone for perfect
edging stability at the big toe
The tried-and-tested Vibram Mont compound and Hanwag Integral Light
treaddesign ensure reliable grip and traction on rocky terrain.
OUR NEW FERRATA II
OUR NEW FERRATA II
OUR NEW FERRATA II
OUR NEW FERRATA II
OUR NEW FERRATA II
OUR NEW FERRATA II
Oberstdorf to Meran, Garmisch to Sterzing, Munich to Venice – hiking trips across the Alps and trekking is growing more and more popular. Trekking trips these days are less about the objective and more about getting out into nature, slowing down and leaving civilisation far behind. This is exactly what young city dwellers are looking for – in ever greater numbers. They view hiking long distances with friends or a partner as a way of combining physical activity, going offline and getting away from it all.
People increasingly want hiking and trekking boots for multi-day trips and hiking across the Alps. The new ALVERSTONE II by Hanwag offers the required stability for trekking with a heavy pack, but is also lightweight and flexible enough for more versatile use in rocky, alpine terrain.
ALVERSTONE II
FOR MODERN TREKKING
DETAILS ALVERSTONE II
Weighing 1,460 grams a pair (Men/ UK 8), the new ALVERSTONE II is around 15% lighter than its predecessor and represents a unique mix of traditional functionality, such as the full leather upper made of thick, high-quality Perwanger split leather and the tried-and-tested Hanwag fit with modern elements, including innovative LFX upper technology and a lightweight Integral Light sole construction.
The ALVERSTONE II features a particularly abrasion-resistant fabric woven from polyamide and polyurethane yarns to ensure upper stability. And for its flex zones, a more flexible woven polyamide fabric is used.
STABILIZING, SHAPE AND FLEX ZONE
Due to its design, the upper moves with greater (lateral) flex in sync with the lower leg axis.
LFX - LATERAL FLEX TECHNOLOGY
Click Clamp eyelets for 2-zone lacing and loop for easy
opening improve taking the shoes on and off.
CLICK CLAMPS
A TPU frame between the heel and midfoot ensures torsional stability, while at the heel the frame is lower, allowing us to use softer PU, which provides better cushioning and reliable stability.
In the outsole, 3D PrismBase technology makes it possible to save weight. In addition, the ALVERSTONE II has a climbing zone at the front
of the sole.
HANWAG INTEGRAL LIGHT
// (1) TPU shank for perfect torsional stability
from heel to midfoot
// (2) Lower height for better stability
// (3) Reduced weight via Hanwag
3D PrismBase technology
// (4) Very soft and cushioning thanks to
lightweight PU
// (5) Climbing zone at tip
ALVERSTONE II
FOR MODERN TREKKING
ALVERSTONE II
FOR MODERN TREKKING
ALVERSTONE II
FOR MODERN TREKKING
ALVERSTONE II
FOR MODERN TREKKING
Hanwag’s new Hike category models for summer 2019 combine innovative sole constructions with eco-friendly technology.
In keeping with its motto ‘Innovation from tradition’, Hanwag works season by season with its trusted partners to develop new ideas to improve the materials and technologies used in its footwear to make them more sustainable and even longer lasting.
For the Spring/Summer 2019 Hike collection, the new TARSO LOW and SALDANA LOW LADY models feature two new innovative technologies: Eco-Shell Footwear constructions and TubeTec Eco soles. TARSO LOW ES and SALDANA LOW LADY ES are set to become the new favourite shoes of environmentally-conscious hikers who want multifunctional footwear to be able to enjoy a wide range of outdoor activities.
HANWAG TARSO LOW
& SALDANA LOW LADY
HANWAG TARSO LOW
& SALADANA LOW LADY
As with all Hanwag shoes, the TARSO LOW and SALADANA LOW LADY are made exclusively in Europe and are fully resoleable thanks to their cemented construction.
Waterproof, breathable, sustainable – when Hanwag
introduced its Eco-Shell Footwear last winter it was
the first time that we used a proprietary membrane
with no fluorinated chemicals. Eco-Shell Footwear
was an important part of the winter footwear in our
Active Winter product line. Now we are integrating
it in our summer collection.
For years, waterproof outdoor equipment has been treated with fluorocarbons to make it water resistant. However, these high performance chemicals – in particular PFCs – are not natural, break down very slowly and are characterized as persistent. They can also be harmful to people, animals and the environment. This is why Hanwag aims to stop using fluorochemicals in the long term. Eco-Shell Footwear is a first step to reaching this goal.
ECO-SHELL FOOTWEAR
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made 100% fluorochemical-free
suitable for domestic waste as combustible and
harmless for health and the environment
with a lining made of recycled materials
made with high-quality, eco-friendly leather
from European tanneries
particularly long lasting, as resoleable due to
cemented construction
good for our carbon footprint thanks to the short
transport routes for
materials and production
inside Europe
Hanwag successfully introduced TubeTec technology
last summer in its Hike category. For this innovative
sole construction, Hanwag is using an extremely
shock absorbing PU midsole material for the first time.
To make it suitable for demanding outdoor use, a
TPU “tube” protects the softer, cushioning PU sole from mechanical damage, whilst also providing the required stability.
Developed and manufactured exclusively in Europe,
all Hanwag TubeTec models offer optimal cushioning
and stability for multifunctional, outdoor use.
HANWAG TUBETEC ECO
What makes the Hanwag TubeTec Eco sole so special?
The PU midsole material is made of 25% recycled material. These black elements, which are visible in the sole are recycled from leftovers from the production of Hanwag ALASKA soles.
The material is reduced to small pieces, mixed with the PU and poured into the “tube”. The TPU “tube” itself also consists of 5% recycled material and guarantees maximum protection for the PU core and durability of the sole. Specially developed Hanwag
TubeTec rubber compound ensures perfect grip and traction – and for the TubeTec Eco, it’s made of
20% recycled materials.
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