The North FaceLadies Hypnum Trail Running Shoes
R2,149
About
Combining an ultra-light yet supportive footplate, midsole rocker geometry and SurfaceCTRL™ grip, our new VECTIV™ technology is designed to maximise energy on the trail. And in the Hypnums that translates into light hiking shoes for exploring new places in comfort. They look and feel like your favourite pair of trainers, but aside from the VECTIV™ technology, they also have breathable mesh uppers and women-specific shaping including slimline heels and midfoot bracing. The heels and toes are slightly reinforced for protection on rocky trails.
Product Features
- Dual-density3D TPU plate underfoot for multi-directional stability and forward propulsion
- Rocker midsole geometry engineered to create long-lasting forward propulsion
- SurfaceCTRL™ rubber outsole optimised for trail running
- Reflective heel webbing for enhanced visibility 3.5mm lugs for a rugged grip across all types of terrain
- Lightweight ground-contact EVA foam tuned for women TPU midfoot brace for a better lockdown fit 3D-molded, women-specific heel counter
- OrthoLite® footbed UPPER: Breathable knit and air-mesh with a women-specific fit TPU midfoot brace for a better lockdown fit
- No-sew TPU details for lightweight protection in the toe and heel 3D-moulded, women-specific heel counter
- Reflective heel webbing
- OrthoLite® footbed for comfort SOLE UNIT: VECTIV™ technology designed to help maximise energy on the trail
- Dual-density 3D TPU plate underfoot helps with multi-directional stability and forward propulsion
- Rocker midsole geometry engineered to create long-lasting forward propulsion 6 mm toe-to-heel offset
- Surface Control™ rubber outsole optimised for trail running 3.5 mm lugs for a rugged grip across all types of terrain
- Lightweight ground-contact EVA midsole
Product Specifications
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Gait/Category: Trail
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