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Designed for comfort with extra room at the forefoot – a leather hiking boot made using our special Hallux Valgus Bunion Last.

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  • "Made in Europe", materials sourced 100% from European suppliers
  • Comfortable leather lining
  • Bunion Trek last for stability and precision
  • Reinforced PU foam wedge for softer cusioning and better roll-off
  • Vibram Endurance Pro outsole
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Supportive, comfortable footwear free from discomfort – unfortunately this is not the reality for many women hikers with bunions. This is where the Alta Bunion II leather hiking boot comes in. It is made especially for women with a hallux valgus thanks to its Bunion Last. The last provides extra room around the base joint of the big toe and the forefoot. Together with optimised stitching in this area, the additional space ensures pain-free hiking comfort. In addition, a reinforced PU foam wedge offers cushioning shock absorbency for smooth roll-off performance. A high-quality, robust nubuck leather upper combined with a breathable leather lining make the Alta Bunion II Lady LL a comfortable and reliable companion for hikes in terrain ranging from flatter regions to easier hut-to-hut tours in the Alps

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 Gender: Women’s
 Features: Resoleable
 Made in: Croatia

Upper material: Nubuck leather, Suede, Textile
 Lining: Leather (chromium-free)

Weight: 1050 g
 Weight reference: one pair size 5
 Lace length: UK 3,5 - 5,5 = 160cm | UK 6 - 7,5 = 170cm | UK 8 - 10 = 180cm

Fit: Bunion
 Field of Application: Trekking
 Cut: Mid
 ABCD Category: BA

MADE IN EUROPE

We produce all our footwear exclusively in Europe. We see this as the best way to produce in the most sustainable manner possible and ensure the highest quality standards by guaranteeing shorter transport routes and maintaining close, long-standing relationships with our partners.

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