Scarpa Highball Shoes

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Travel appeal is high with the Highballs, they're lightweight, look good, are comfortable and capable as well as being built to high standards which usually equals durability. The manufacture of a modern mountaineering boots represents a unique blend of traditional boot making skills and modern technology. Whilst technology continues to provide a variety of new materials which aid the development of modernSCARPA's footwear, it is the boot maker's skills that is thedifferentiator for the quality boot.

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They produce some of the best footwear on the market and have a range of styles and fits from full leather walking boots to lightweight approach shoes.you appreciate the content we offer then you can help us by becoming an official UKC Supporter. This can be a one-off Stand on the A4 paper with your heel pressed firmly against the wall and your foot pointed forward with the edge of your big toe aligned with the edge of the paper.

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In our Hereford shop we offer a professional boot fitting service where we assess your feet, find a selection of boots that match you foot shape and most importantly we make sure that they are comfortable.This iseasy to do in the shop, where we have access tothe right tools, the option of letting you try on as many styles as you like and a knowledgeable member of staff that cancommunicate directly with you regarding your needs. NOTE: The above table is only a guide. Manufactures don’t like tomake it easy as every single oneof them strays from the measurements above. Scarpa footwear is made in European sizes, which allows for a more accurate fit as the 'gaps' between sizes are smaller. Each European size is roughly 3/4 of a UK size. If you can see this amount of space then you are pretty much on the way to making sure that your boots are the correct size. This space between your toes and the end of the footbed ensures that you will not stub your toes on the inside of the boot when you descend. This can be excruciatingly painful. If you can’t see this amount of space then it’s a good bet that the boots will be too small. string(379) "For those in search of light, comfortable footwear for everyday use, strolls through the city, adventurous trips and leisure, the Highball by SCARPA is the perfect shoe. Boasting a playful, modern style, these are made from water-resistant suede and offer excellent grip thanks to their Vibram® soles. In addition, the ACTIVfit system ensures maximum well-being at all times."Constructed from a soft strobel and with long to toe lacing the Highball offers great fit and adaptability. Inspired by a passion for the mountains and a proud history of artisan craftsmanship, Scarpa have become the complete outdoor footwear brand. Founded in Asolo, Italy's City of a hundred horizons over eighty years ago, Scarpa have been at the cutting edge of mountaineering footwear since their inception. Minimalism meets reality in SCARPA's trail running family. Born and bred in the Dolomites of Italy, these shoes deliver what we consider “functional minimalism”. Minimal uppers combine with the appropriate level of traction, support and cushioning underneath to deliver the perfect balance between weight and performance. Speed through rugged terrain with confidence – these shoes have everything you need, and nothing you don’t. Although Scarpa approach and hiking shoes are as burly as the mountains they're intended to climb the Highballs sport a much sleeker and thankfully lighter design. In the world of Italian outdoor shoes sleek equals narrow and you'd be hard pushed to describe these as anything else. If your feet fit the mould then you'll find the Highballs immediately comfortable, with a just soft enough footbed, supple upper and comfortable sole unit. Despite all this the shoe still feels capable - you could happily go for a hike in the Highballs, and we're not talking about your local canal towpath either.