BOOTS

Leave aside the stiff boots with rock-hard soles, reinforced uppers and a narrow last that squeezes your toes. Your feet want to feel, to move freely, to have room in front of them to expand and give you more stability and control with every step you take. And even more so in the mountains, where balance and safety are so important to avoid slips, unexpected stumbles that end in painful sprains. Or black nails, chafing and pain all over the place that prevent you from enjoying the scenery and make you carry those aches and pains with you the day after your hike. Enjoy a boot that fits your feet: wide, light, flexible and flat. So that you can feel the terrain and adapt to it on every incline, climb, descent or walk without carrying more weight than what you have in your backpack.