
LOWA ALPINE EXPERT II GTX WOMEN'S
No matter whether your aim is to cross a ridge or to tramp across a field of loose rocks - LOWA has developed the ALPINE EXPERT II GTX Ws mountaineering tour boot so that women can take on any terrain. To provide more stability, the upper has been set higher and a carbon shank has been incorporated.
And if things get really wet and cold, you can count on the waterproof GORE-TEX lining with PrimaLoft® 400 insulation.
Weight: 1550 g/pair
Upper: Suede, fabric
Lining: GTX, PrimaLoft® 400
Sole: VIBRAM® ALP TRAC® ICE

GORE-TEX® Lining
Highly breathable, durably waterproof lining material. Keeps feet pleasantly dry and offers optimised climate comfort for a broad range of outdoor activities.

Primaloft®
The most premium synthetic insulation with a weight of 400 g/m² for warm feet in wintry conditions.

Vibram®
These outstanding soles and rubber blends offer impressive traction on various surfaces and, at the same time, optimal abrasion resistance. Vibram® has always stood for premium, slip-resistant, long-lasting soles and has for years been the market leader in this segment.

Resoleable
LOWA boots sold in the MOUNTAINEERING and TREKKING categories are designed in a way during the development phase that they can be resoled. This process will extend their service life and make a strong contribution to sustainability.

Very Stiff
Particularly rigid. The soles will remain firm even when subjected to stress.

2 Zone Lacing
Independently adjustable lacing zones, one on the forefoot and one on the upper, allow user to customize the lacing tension and do special foot-hold lacing techniques.

X-Lacing®
Patented LOWA technology holds the tongue in place, both vertically and horizontally, preventing slippage, pressure points and blisters.

Roller Eyelets
Metal eyelets with small rollers minimize friction, ensure easy lacing.

Anatomical fit
The anatomical shape of this carbon fiber insert wrapped in PU foam provides natural arch support and better fit.

Close to the ground
A lower-profile platform for better sole contact with ground, important for alpinist safety.
