A focus on women

Activity

• Speed hiking

• Day hikes

• Walks with the dog

• Sport and rock climbing

• Boul­dering

• Strolls

• City tours

• Nordic walking

• High-altitude tours

• Via ferrata

• Multi-day hikes

• Pilgrim hiking

• Mountain hiking

• Long-distance hiking

• Winter walks

• Family excursions

• Ice and mixed climbing

• Winter moun­tain­eering

• Winter hikes

• Exped­itions

• Marching

• Mountain Warfare

• Combat Deployment

• Patrol

• Parachute Jumps

• Desert Warfare

• Tactical Units

• Approaches

• Fast-roping

• Riot Police

• Event Security

• Police

• Patrol Duty

• Personal Security

• Municipal Services

• Cash Transport

• Property Security

• Department Of Justice

LOWA Index

• ALL TERRAIN SPORT

• CLIMBING

• ALL TERRAIN CLASSIC

• EVERYDAY

• MOUNTAINEERING

• TREKKING

• COLD WEATHER BOOTS

• TASK FORCE

Lining material

Where would you like to use your shoes? The climate in these areas will have a major impact on the type of lining used in your shoes.

• GORE-TEX for temperate Climate

• Unlined for continental Climate

• TEXTILE LINING for dry Climate

• LEATHER LINING for dry Climate

• Prim­aLoft® 400 for polar Climate

• GORE-TEX DURATHERM for polar Climate

• GORE-TEX Performance Comfort Footwear for temperate Climate

• Prim­aLoft® 200 for polar Climate

Shoe type

What are your tour plans? Depending on the terrain and what you have to carry, you need more support or flex­ibility.

• MID-Shoe: The boot extends over the ankle and covers the base of the calf.

• Climbing-Shoe: Char­ac­teristic features include a soft sole and an arch adapted to the form of the foot, a quality that creates the tightest, air-free fit. The soles feature solid grip and thus produce a high level of friction.

• LO-Shoe: The low-cut shoe (LO) covers the foot and extends to the base of the ankle.

• QC-Shoe: The quarter cut is primarily used in women’s footwear. Because women’s calves begin somewhat lower than men’s do, the padded edging is a little lower. The upper extends over the ankle and slightly covers the base of the calf.

• HI-Shoe: The high boot extends well over the ankle and covers part of the lower calf. As a result, the upper provides comfortable and good rolling prop­erties on the ankle and base of the leg.

• Sandals-Shoe: The char­ac­teristic features of outdoor sandals are their openings in the upper material, optimal air circu­lation and, thus, good foot climate.

Certifications

• Occu­pa­tional Footwear without Toe Protection (O2)

• Heat Insu­lation of Sole Complex (HI)

• Cold Insu­lation of Sole Complex (CI)

• Water Resistance (WR)

• Outsole Resistance to Hot Contact (HRO)

• Resistance to Fuel/Oil of Outsole (FO)

• Slip Resistance (Tested on ceramic tile wetted with sodium lauryl sulphate) (SRA)

• Slip Resistance (Tested under SRA and SRB conditions) (SRC)

Fit

• WIDE LAST

• NARROW LAST

Colour

Size

When recom­mending shoe sizes, LOWA calculates with an addi­tional length of 15 mm (12 mm for children). This has already been considered in the following information. Indi­vidual foot shapes and personal fit pref­erences can deviate from these recom­mend­ations.
The foot length (mm) is a recom­mendation of LOWA, which is based on scientific findings. To the LOWA size chart …

• 2½

• 3

• 3½

• 4

• 4½

• 5

• 5½

• 6

• 6½

• 7

• 7½

• 8

• 8½

• 9

• 9½

• 10

• 10½

• 11

• 11½

• 12

• 12½

• 13

• 14

• 15