Arc'teryx officially releases four new functional shoe models

Arc'teryx officially launched 4 new shoe models including Norvan LD 4, Vertex Speed, Norvan Nivalis, Konseal.

First of all, the Norvan LD 4 is the latest model in the Norvan series. It evolved from the Norvan LD 3. It adopts a low-key design, equipped with a wear-resistant and breathable Matryx® upper, a 45 C double-density midsole structure and a Vibram® Megagrip outsole, ensuring stable and sensitive performance. It is expected to be released in March; the innovative hybrid footwear Vertex Speed ​​combines trail running shoes and hiking shoes. The shoe features a partitioned outsole, suitable for various mountain trails, and is equipped with an epicenter midsole, elastic braided tongue and laminated TPU reinforcement, optimized durability and protection. Vertex Speed ​​will be launched in April, offering mid-tube and low-tube versions.

Next is Konseal, which adheres to the concept of durability and high efficiency. It is designed to cope with heavy loads under the ruggedest terrain. The improved heel support can reduce discomfort and prevent blisters. It will be launched in July and is available in two versions, matte cowhide and GORE-TEX; finally, Norvan Nivalis, born for winter training and adventure, adopts weatherproof design and uses GORE-TEX invisible fitting technology to effectively block snow and rain and keep feet dry. The sole texture takes into account the grip of muddy and snow-covered roads and is expected to be released in September.

These 4 new pieces cost between $170 and $200, and interested readers may wish to pay more attention.

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