The Zephyr MK2 GTX HI is a mission boot that achieves the ideal balance between agility, lightness and stability. The HI-Cut upper provides the support needed during parachute jumping and fast roping. The upper is made from a combination of water-repellent, tear-resistant suede and abrasion-resistant, breathable Cordura® material. An innovative locking hook allows the lacing to be individually adjusted in the forefoot and ankle area. The waterproof, highly breathable Gore-Tex Extended Comfort footwear laminate is ideal for use in moderate or relatively wet environments. The dual-layer PU midsole with a Monowrap® frame surrounds and supports the foot like an exoskeleton.
- The Zephyr MK2 GTX HI is certified as occupational footwear in accordance with EN ISO 20347:2012. It is anti-static and has a cold and heat-insulating sole complex. The outsole is not only anti-slip – it is also resistant to oil, petrol and contact heat.
- The sole meets the highest anti-slip standards. Slip protection depends primarily on the design and rubber compound of the outsole. The shoe provides optimal slip protection on slick, wet and oily surfaces, as well as good grip on terrain.
- An outsole designed by Lowa with an optimised rubber compound to provide good grip.
- The double-layer midsole is directly injected onto the footwear. The layers include carefully coordinated degrees of rigidity to create the best-possible comfort.
- The shoe is equipped with an exchangeable footbed for optimal individual adjustment and, in combination with the orthopaedic insoles ErgoPad® work:x and ErgoPad® work:h+ from Bauerfeind®, is certified and approved for use as occupational footwear in accordance with DIN EN ISO 20347:2012.
- A special frame design known as Lowa Monowrap® provides an extra degree of stability.
- The forefoot and upper area can be laced in varying degrees of tightness.
- The shoe is equipped with lacing hooks with a closed design. The laces are guided securely and cannot slip out of their hooks. Closed lace hooks minimise the risk of the shoe getting caught on objects.
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