Jack Wolfskin Auckland WT Texapore Boot W
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Jack Wolfskin Auckland WT Texapore Boot W
Jack Wolfskin Auckland WT Texapore Boot W
Jack Wolfskin Auckland WT Texapore Boot W women' s shoes are a great choice for walking around the city and in light terrain in nature. They will provide you with perfect comfort and thermal comfort, during any outdoor activity.
Jack Wolfskin Auckland WT Texapore Boot offers perfect comfort
The upper part of the Jack Wolfskin Auckland WT Texapore Boot W is made of suede leather, which ensures excellent breathability. The COMFORT FIT PRIME insole contributes to perfect comfort at every step.
Your feet stay dry and warm
Thanks to the waterproof TEXAPORE membrane, your feet will stay dry even in bad weather. The NANUK ULTRA fleece lining, on the other hand, precisely warms the feet, even at an outdoor temperature of -20°C.
With Jack Wolfskin shoes, you won' t slip in the snow
Jack Wolfskin Auckland WT Texapore Boot also have a special rubber sole. Thanks to WINTER GRIP technology, it ensures excellent grip even on snow. The EVA sprung midsole then absorbs shocks perfectly.
Jack Wolfskin Auckland are ideal for the city and nature
Jack Wolfskin Auckland WT Texapore Boot will not disappoint you on walks around the city, during winter fun with children in the snow or walks in nature. In all these activities, it will support, protect and warm your feet perfectly.
Key features of Jack Wolfskin Auckland WT Texapore Boot W
- Women's outdoor shoes designed for light terrain
- Upper made of suede leather
- COMFORT FIT PRIME insole for perfect comfort
- TEXAPORE membrane protecting your feet from adverse weather conditions
- NANUK ULTRA fleece lining for precise thermal comfort down to -20 ° C
- Shock-absorbing EVA midsole
- A special rubber sole with WINTER GRIP technology for great grip
- Jack Wolfskin Auckland with tying on laces
- Colour design: brown
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