Lowa Expedition 6000 EVO RD Mountaineering Boot M 44.5

The Lowa Expedition 6000 EVO RD Mountaineering Boot is a high-performance footwear designed for extreme conditions. This boot is engineered to withstand the harshest environments, making it an ideal choice for mountaineering, ice climbing, and other high-altitude activities. The boot features a durable synthetic upper with a waterproof Gore-Tex lining, ensuring your feet stay dry and comfortable in any weather. The Vibram rubber outsole provides excellent traction on a variety of surfaces, while the insulated inner boot offers superior warmth in cold conditions. The Lowa Expedition 6000 EVO RD Mountaineering Boot also features a removable thermo insole and a high wall rubber rand for added protection and durability.
 
PRODUCT CONDITION
 
This UnNew Lowa Expedition 6000 EVO RD Mountaineering Boot - Men's is in Good condition. 
 
Products in Good condition have been well loved, but still have life left in them. Signs of wear may include pilling, snags, lint, animal hair, dried dirt, minor but noticeable staining, and other cosmetic imperfections. Small tears or holes may be present, but will not affect the functionality of the item. 
 
With this item, the following damages were observed: One small cut on outer near instep above rubber rand, dried dirt and some light abrasions, very light wear on soles

TECH SPECS

• Designed for extreme cold and high-altitude conditions
• Constructed with a durable synthetic upper
• Features a removable inner boot for added insulation
• Equipped with a waterproof and breathable GORE-TEX lining
• Integrated with PrimaLoft insulation for superior warmth
• Includes a high wall rubber rand for added protection
• Comes with a Vibram rubber sole for excellent traction
• Designed with a stiff shank for crampon compatibility
• Includes a speed lacing system for a secure fit
• Features an adjustable calf strap for additional support
• Equipped with a removable thermo insole for added comfort
• Designed with a high collar for added protection against the elements