Scarpa Moraine Mid Gtx - Hiking Shoes - Grey - 9

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The Scarpa Moraine Mid Gtx is an ideal choice for male hikers who prioritize long-lasting comfort and reliable weather protection during diverse outdoor excursions. Built with premium nubuck leather and a Gore-Tex membrane, these boots offer excellent durability and dryness, though the mid-cut height may feel restrictive to those accustomed to low-cut trail shoes.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Grey |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Leather |
| Shoe Size UK | 9 |
| Shoe Type | Hiking Shoes |
| Series | Moraine Mid Gtx |
| Model Part Number | 63056-201/1 |
| Brand | SCARPA |
Yes, they feature a Gore-Tex membrane designed to keep feet dry in rainy and wet conditions.
The Recco system is an integrated rescue technology that helps professional rescue teams locate you in case of a mountain emergency.
Clean dirt off with a soft brush or damp cloth, and apply a leather-specific conditioner or proofing agent when the leather begins to look dry.
They are suitable for three-season hiking; while they offer great protection, they are not insulated for extreme deep-winter or snow-mountaineering conditions.
We recommend merino wool or synthetic hiking socks designed for mid-cut boots to prevent blisters and manage moisture.
Ensure the outsole treads are clear of compacted mud; use a brush to clean the rubber grooves.
Check that your socks are moisture-wicking and not cotton, and ensure the boot collar is not being bypassed by water ingress from heavy rain.
Adjust the tension of the lacing system at the specific eyelets causing discomfort rather than pulling the entire boot tight.
Before hitting the trails, ensure you have broken in your new boots on shorter walks to allow the nubuck leather to mold to your foot shape. When lacing up, use the specific eyelets to create a snug hold at the ankle without restricting circulation. For maintenance, clean the leather upper with a soft brush after every hike to prevent mud and grit from compromising the material. If the boots become saturated, air dry them naturally away from direct heat sources to prevent the leather from cracking. Periodically re-apply a DWR (Durable Water Repellent) treatment to the exterior to maintain the leather's natural moisture resistance.