Mammut Mercury III Low GTX review
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Pros
- Intensely grippy
- Wise investment
- Superb stabilizing capability
- Extreme lightness
- Waterproof
- Excellent craftmanship
Cons
- Stiff-as-a-board construction
73% say it's true to size.
Out of stock in all 30 shops
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Who should buy the Mammut Mercury III Low GTX
The Mercury III Low GTX is one Mammut product that has the potential to be the next go-to hiking footgear of many—especially once it softens up a little bit. It is a solid option if you:
- Prefer a hiking shoe that is designed to give hikers a combination of comfort and protection on the trail.
- Prefer a hiking shoe that can withstand abrasions and wear and tear
- Prefer a hiking shoe that can prevent ankle-related injuries and provides water protection.
Adequate footing security
This waterproof hiking shoe from Mammut gets to provides adequate footing security over various types of terrain with its Vibram outsole with Frog Grip technology. Hardwearing hexagon protrusions (also known as lugs) dot its surface, allowing users to gain and maintain grip in practically every direction.
Excellent heel break
It is engineered with horizontal grooves at the forefoot to allow the shoe to flex with every stride. It also comes with a low-profile heel brake for improved maneuverability during tricky descents.
Stout yet cushy underfoot
The Mercury III Low GTX has a stout yet cushy midsole for underfoot protection, comfort, and stability. It is capable of mitigating shock on impact with its thickly constructed heel zone. Its cupped design gives the shoe enhanced sturdiness and support.
Excellent underfoot support
Sitting right on top of this springy unit is the footgear’s removable insole. Mammut engineers gave it a contoured build to up the shoe’s underfoot support. They also furnished it with enough padding to provide wearers with extra cushioning.
Waterproof and breathable
The low-cut upper of the Mammut Mercury III Low GTX is made of nubuck leather from a proudly German brand, called Terracare. Its bootie has the Gore-Tex Performance Comfort technology, which makes the hiking shoe breathable enough on the inside while sufficiently waterproof on the outside.
Secure fit
The parts that hug the user’s ankle are moderately lined with cushy padding for additional in-shoe comfort. Its lacing system is made up of synthetic lace and combination eyelets.
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