




Winter hiking shoes - Men -
Advice : Use the foot sizer from SIDAS to help you find the right size
The Alp Mate Winter Mid PTX M Onyx/Black is a men's winter hiking boot from the brand Salewa.
This boot features high-quality padding and the 3F System technology, which harmonises the structure of the sole, endpiece/hinge mount, and lacing system to provide both flexibility and support throughout the entire boot. Its suede leather upper further enhances comfort. The waterproof and breathable lining, combined with a long-lasting PFC-free water-repellent treatment, will keep you protected from bad weather and moisture.
The Alp Mate is a secure boot thanks to its mid-height upper, complemented by the Climbing lacing which allows precise lacing extended all the way to the toes, providing maximum feel and stability to the hiker, even on challenging terrain. Its outsole is made of Pomoca, offering excellent grip on both dry and wet surfaces. As for the insole, it features S Path technology, designed to keep the pressure point of the arch in contact with the ground and to support the natural rolling motion of the foot.


- Winter hiking boots
- Mid-height upper
- Waterproof and breathable
- Durable materials
- Foot support and protection
- Thermal protection
- Round laces
- Endpiece stabiliser
- Flex Collar construction
- Kevlar® lace 3F system
- Drop: 13 mm
- PFC-free DWR water-repellent treatment
Composition:
- Upper: 1.2-1.4 mm suede
- Lining: Wool
- Membrane: PowerTex
- Toe rand: Rubber
- Outsole: Pomoca Winter Hike rubber
| POMOCA S PATH | The S Path technology keeps the arch contact points in touch with the ground to support the natural rolling motion of the foot. |
| FLEX COLLAR | With its shaped rear section, the anatomical upper allows greater freedom of movement of the ankle backwards, providing increased comfort during longer steps on fast descents. |
| SYSTEM 3F | This system connects the instep area of the boot to the sole and endpiece, ensuring flexibility, support and a perfect fit exactly where needed. |