SwampMonster-TPU waterproof shell shell-with IBS technology, Contour Welt |
Outdoor Retailer/SLC
words/images Judith Ecochard
Rockford, Michigan based Wolverine has an 125 year old history that manifests itself in many ways-these days...including rugged workboots, outdoor and water shoes to name a few...in addition to the high style, premium 1000 Mile fashion collection.
All footwear is durable and comfortable and value priced given the top of the line materials and construction quality---that's top notch.
warmth rated to -40 below-400 grams of insulation, abrasion resistant ArmorTek coating on high wear areas |
PLUS: Wolverine's own patented Individual Comfort System (ICS™)- an actual disc attached to the outsole of the shoe, underneath the insole-that controls the four adjustable comfort settings-more cushioning-or turn the other way for more firmness. Fab...
heel cleat-snow shoe compatible |
Fall 2012 highlights include a revamped SwampMonster for harsh environments, and retro looking women's boots---Reyna and Izzy.
Personally, we would wear these waterproof clogs-Zuri all the time.
Zuri-waterproof clog, NXT odor control sockliner,rubber tough outsole- also in black, lavender and brown |
Available now-the low cut trail hikers... PULSAR (men's) and Flare (women's-$105)-moisture wicking, breathable (mesh upper), springy with arch stabilizers, comfy and supportive all day worthy with the patented ICS™ dial a comfort disc and Claw-Trax™ outsole.
mesh upper with stabilizing overlay, wave mesh lining-with waterproof Gore-Tex®, Ortholite®footbed Pulsar-Flare (l-r) |
Vibram lug outsole |
Men's light Grey- Women's available in dark grey and in light lime green-with the it totally works ICS technology and Ortholite® footbed |
For hot days that given the weather this Spring, will surely happen, we could see how these breathable mesh upper, versatile kickers would work well for travelers too-wanting too pack one pair of shoes-with all day comfort important- touring cobblestones byways---as well as sturdy enough for day hikes that aren't too highly graded or require one to lug around backpacks with a lot of weight.
INFO: http://www.wolverine.com