Outdoor barefoot shoesTrekker High 2.0 Black

The Trekker High 2.0 builds on the proven ankle-high model and adds features you’ll appreciate especially when hiking off-trail. In developing the second generation, we focused on a more secure stride on the trail, a more comfortable feel underfoot, and better moisture wicking. We’ve retained the anatomical Realfoot shape and durable leather upper, making this model ideal for hikes, hiking, and everyday wear in changeable weather.

• The TerrainGrip outsole—a 9mm flexible outsole (5mm body + 4mm tread)—features a more pronounced tread pattern that helps maintain a more secure grip on forest trails, rocky terrain, and wet, unpaved surfaces. The higher construction also provides additional cushioning during longer walks.
• Breathable functional membrane—better wicks away moisture generated inside the shoe while helping to limit moisture penetration from the outside.
• Water-repellent design—the leather upper, together with the membrane, provides greater protection when walking through wet grass, light rain, or damp terrain. The model is water-repellent, not fully waterproof.
• Higher cut – provides more coverage for the ankle area and helps protect against the cold, dirt, and moisture when out in nature.
• Gusseted tongue – attached to the upper on the sides, it helps better prevent dirt and moisture from getting inside.
• Durable leather upper—it can handle regular wear in the city as well as frequent contact with the outdoors, and with proper care, it retains its properties over the long term.
• Realfoot Anatomical Shape – the wide forefoot provides ample space for all five toes, including the little toe. This allows the foot to move naturally while walking and the toes to spread out freely.

The Trekker High 2.0 is designed for off-road activities where greater protection and confidence with every step are essential. The higher construction provides better ankle coverage, the membrane helps in changing weather conditions, and the TerrainGrip outsole adds stability and confidence on forest trails, rocks, and other unpaved surfaces.