Alpinestars CR-8 Gore-Tex® Shoes — Black, US 7
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CR-8 Gore-Tex® shoes are the perfect touring footwear for hardcore travelers in any weather condition. 🌧️🛣️
They offer a higher cut and distinct styling compared to the CR-X Drystar® shoes, combined with the waterproof and breathable performance of the Gore-Tex® membrane.
Built with a stretch waterproof outer bootie, breathable textile panels, an angled waterproof zipper and an inner bootie with a speed-lace internal closure system for superior waterproof comfort.
Includes an internal TPF transversal protection frame midsole, multiple-layer malleolus protection, plus a reinforced heel counter and toe box for impact resistance.
Features a removable OrthoLite® insock for lasting comfort and breathability, an elasticated collar and a 10 mm drop for excellent walking ergonomics off the bike.
Composition: 47% polyurethane, 24% polyamide, 15% microfiber, 7% polyester, 6% elastic, 1% elasthane. Inner/lining: 86% polyester, 9% polyamide, 5% elastic.
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