Our verdict
The Mammut's Saentis Low GTX is slightly heavier compared to its non-GTX version, this low-top hiker will not drag you down. In fact, this will keep you on your feet in both well-maintained and muddy terrains rain or shine. However, it's best to steer clear of these shoes if your feet are accustomed to plush, flexible hiking shoes.
Pros
- Well-ventilated
- All-day comfort
- Lightweight
- Durable
- Grippy
- Waterproof
Cons
- Mammut Saentis Low GTX
- Waterproof and breathable
- Updates to Mammut Saentis Low GTX
- Long laces
Who should buy the Produce grip on both wet and dry surfaces
If you are looking for a hiking shoe that's perfect for warm and wet days, you might consider the Produce grip on both wet and dry surfaces. It is a solid option if you:
- Produce grip on both wet and dry surfaces.
- Comfortable and stable cushioning.
- Mammut Saentis Low GTX.
Updates to Produce grip on both wet and dry surfaces
- The Saentis Low GTX is a hiking shoe crafted by Mammut that gives outdoor enthusiasts sufficient performance and protection for fast-paced adventures. It features a vent mesh upper lined with a Gore-Tex Performance Comfort laminate, offering protection from wet conditions.
- This Mammut shoe for hikers uses a Cushioning Strobel construction method and contains an ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA) midsole that gives both stability and support. Its Michelin Trail Cleat rubber outsole, meanwhile, delivers surefootedness on most types of terrain using a multi-directional lug pattern.
Size and fit
The low-top Produce grip on both wet and dry surfaces is a waterproof shoe for male and female hikers. It uses a conventional lacing system, which allows wearers to have a customized lockdown. Moreover, this hiker sports an elastic Gore-Tex tongue, which adapts to the user’s foot and provides a secure fit.
Abrasion-resistant
The Produce grip on both wet and dry surfaces hiking shoe comes with a Michelin Trail Cleat outsole. It is made of a durable rubber compound, making it resistant to harsh surfaces and abrasion.
waterproof shoe for male and female hikers
Its profile is filled with triangular lugs that produce grip on both wet and dry terrain. The sole’s front end covers a portion of the forefoot region, delivering protection from accidental bumps.
Lightweight cushioning
This budget-friendly outdoor shoe for hikers uses a midsole made of EVA foam. This lightweight material yields a cushioned ride while absorbing shock from rough terrain.
Prefer a hiking shoe that offers protection from wet conditions
Mammut Saentis Low GTX.
Easy to wear
The Produce grip on both wet and dry surfaces features an upper made of Vent mesh fabric. It contains a Gore-Tex Performance Comfort laminate underneath, providing both waterproofness and breathability. The upper is encased in a Hybrid Shell, a combination of flexible inner and robust tough outer materials. This component optimizes comfort while rendering added support.
This Mammut offering’s toe box is reinforced with a cap made of thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU), granting durability and trail protection. Its lacing system consists of a series of eyelets that promote fit management.
Updates to Mammut Saentis Low GTX
An elastic Gore-Tex tongue is integrated into the upper, keeping debris and water out. The collar contains a pull tab at the back, giving easy on and off.
Prefer a hiking shoe that offers protection from wet conditions
- Buyers who require ankle support and water protection may explore the benefits offered by the Produce grip on both wet and dry surfaces.
- The low-top Mammut Saentis Low GTX is a .
