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The is Mescalito GTX W Midgray Aqua a women's approach shoe from the brand Scarpa.
It is designed for women who spend a lot of time in the mountains. The is Mescalito GTX W perfect for getting to climbing spots thanks to its highly Vibram Megagrip® precise and grippy rubber sole, which even features a "Climbing Zone" at the toe and a "Braking zone" at the heel.
The midsole is made from multi-density EVA foam to achieve the perfect balance between rigidity and cushioning, making the shoe extremely comfortable.
It features Mescalito GTX W a highly resistant suede leather upper that stands the test of time and a stoneguard encircling the foot to protect your feet from impacts.
This version features a membrane lining that GORE-TEX® provides waterproofing and breathability even in the most extreme conditions.

- Tongue and collar made from stretch fabric
- Asymmetrical tip
- Wide rubber stoneguard
- Lacing running the full length of the shoe
- Can be resoled
Composition :
- Shank: Waterproof suede leather
- insole : Polyurethane
- Midsole: Dual-density EVA foam
- External sole: Vibram® Megagrip Non-slip rubber
- Waterproof GORE-TEX® and breathable membrane
| GORE-TEX® | Whether for mountain sports or for exploring cafés and art galleries, these products GORE-TEX® have been designed for a wide range of activities. With reliable breathability and the ‘GUARANTEED TO KEEP YOU DRY™’ protection, your feet stay dry and enjoy great comfort all day long, all year round. From small steps to big strides, push yourself further daily. |
| VIBRAM® MEGAGRIP | Vibram® Megagrip is a high-performance rubber compound that offers unrivalled grip on both wet and dry surfaces. Extremely durable, it’s the perfect solution for facing long distances. Vibram® Megagrip is ready to take on any challenge, whatever the terrain. It gives you confidence and control by maintaining the perfect balance between stability and flexibility, allowing you to adapt better to the ground. |
