Women’s Salewa Pedroc PTX Shoe

The Women’s Salewa Pedroc PTX Shoe features:

• The strong ripstop mesh upper and TPU rand offer high abrasion resistance to protect your feet, while the SALEWA® proprietary technology 3F system improves support and stability in more rugged terrain.
• Its Pomoca™ Speed Hiker Pro outsole works well on mud, grass and rock, offering the optimal combination of stability, adaptability and traction thanks to its lug geometry and S-Path arrangement, while inside the shoe, the EVA midsole delivers optimal rebound and cushioning.
• The Pedroc is a SALEWA® Committed product manufactured according to independently-audited environmental and social responsibility standards with a PFC-free sustainable, waterproof membrane.
• Kevlar Cable Wrapping Net
• TPU film protection
• Adaptive Eyelets
• Cleansport NXT ®
• MFF Footbed
• 3F System

 

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The Salewa Pedroc PTX Shoe Specifications:

• Drop – 8 mm (Heel Stack Height 30 mm / Toe Stack Height 22 mm)
• Fit – 0
• Gender – Female
• Single shoe weight – 260 g (5 UK)
• Sole segment – Speed Hiking

The Salewa Pedroc PTX Shoe Material:

• CSR – Salewa Committed
• Footbed – MFF
• Lining – PowerTex: PFC-Free waterproof and breathable membrane
• MIDSOLE – EVA
• Outsole – Pomoca Speed Hiker
• Upper – 3F System with Kevlar® Cables, Cables with resistant Kevlar core, High-resistance ripstop PE, Lightweight transparent ripstop mesh PE, Protective TPU rand

 

About Salewa

As a technical mountain brand based in the heart of the Dolomites, SALEWA® has a proven pedigree of engineering reliable, strong and light footwear for mountaineering, trekking, speed hiking, and technical approaches. All our boots and shoes are designed for comfort, stability, grip and durability. The SALEWA® research & development team in Montebelluna – the small city in northern Italy that is the world’s leading design centre for outdoor footwear – has introduced a number of important, innovative technologies over the years, from our 100% blister-free fit to our trademark 3F system for flexibility and support and the flex collar. SALEWA® men’s boots and shoes are available in a range of different upper fabrics from high-quality Italian Perwanger suede leather to lightweight and robust breathable mesh fabrics. We also line our footwear with durably waterproof and breathable GORE-TEX® membranes and performance OrthoLite insoles for cushioning and moisture management. Equipped with outsoles from leading sole technology experts Vibram®, Michelin® and Pomoca, SALEWA® footwear uses different rubber compounds and activity-specific profiles, to cover all mountain disciplines. Our footwear is known for its outstanding grip, traction and stability, sure-footedness and climbing precision.The Salewa story started on July 8 1935, when Josef Liebhart, the director of Munich´s cooperative for saddlers and tapestry handlers registered a sister corporation for saddler and leather wares: sa (sattler / saddler) le (leder / leather) wa (waren / wares). Salewa developed the unique Andes backpack and supported the Andes expedition of Hermann Huber, who was to become the managing director of Salewa. The monetary reform on June 21st 1948 marked a new beginning for Salewa and West Germany. For some years, photobags, produced for agfa, were the major sales item. Besides backpacks, soccer balls (made from leather) and tank bags for motorbikes were part of the portfolio. ski poles (made from the wood of hazelnut trees) eventually became the major sales item. The development and production of the fully adjustable Salewa classic light crampon set new standards and became one of Salewa´s most successful products to date. Salewa gained international recognition as a leader in alpine innovation with its invention of the tubular ice screw, which today is an industry standard. In a strong collaboration with Reinhold Messner and Kurt Albert, numerous new ideas were tested on expeditions. Siegfried Messner suffered a fatal accident caused by lightning on the Stabelerturm. Salewa was acquired by Heiner Oberrauch and his Oberalp group and the headquarters were moved to Bolzano.