Outdoor barefoot shoesTrekker High 2.0 Light Brown

The Trekker High 2.0 is the second generation of our versatile ankle-high model designed for both the outdoors and the city. During its development, we focused primarily on providing a more secure footing on unpaved trails, a more comfortable feel underfoot, and improved moisture-wicking. The TerrainGrip outsole and a more breathable membrane thus expand the shoe’s versatility for hikes, light backpacking, and everyday use in variable weather conditions.

• TerrainGrip outsole—a 9mm flexible outsole (5mm body + 4mm outsole tread) with a more pronounced outsole tread improves contact with unpaved surfaces, and the outsole’s sturdier construction ensures greater comfort during longer walks.
• More breathable membrane – more effectively wicks away moisture generated inside the shoe while helping to limit moisture penetration from the outside.
• Gusseted tongue – It is attached to the shoe’s upper on the sides, helping to better prevent snow, dirt, and moisture from getting inside.
• Water-repellent design – the upper, combined with the membrane, helps protect the foot when walking on wet grass, damp terrain, or in light rain. This model is water-repellent, not fully waterproof.
• Durable leather upper – this natural material is suitable for everyday wear as well as outdoor activities, and with proper care, it retains its properties over the long term.
• Higher-cut shoe – provides greater coverage of the ankle area and is suitable for terrain that alternates between mud, wet grass, and rocky sections.
• Anatomical Realfoot shape—the distinctive wide toe box provides ample space for all five toes, including the little toe. Your toes can spread naturally and engage actively while walking.

We designed the Trekker High 2.0 for movement across varied terrain, where you’ll appreciate greater protection and a more secure stride. The higher cut provides better coverage for the ankle area, the functional membrane helps protect against moisture, and the TerrainGrip outsole adds stability and confidence on forest trails, rocks, and unpaved surfaces.