La Sportiva Spire Gore-Tex Surround Light Trail Shoes - Men's
$172.46
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About this product
The La Sportiva Spire Gore-Tex Surround Light Trail Shoes bring together waterproof breathability and reliable grip for men tackling rugged outdoor terrain. The synthetic upper incorporates a tough mesh with Nano Cell 2.0 structure, balancing durability with airflow, while the Gore-Tex Surround membrane works around the entire foot to keep moisture out without sacrificing breathability. Aeration channels built into the compression-moulded EVA midsole help regulate temperature and reduce interior moisture buildup during long treks. The midsole also features STB Control technology for added stability and a secure, snug fit. An Ortholite insole provides cushioning underfoot, and the Vibram XS Trek outsole delivers confident traction across varied and slippery trail surfaces. Available in Black/Carbon (style 5062-392), these shoes are a well-rounded choice for light trail use where waterproofing and grip are priorities.
- Category
- Footwear
- Brand
- La Sportiva
- Color
- Black/Carbon
- Size
- Select size
- Style Id
- 5062-392
- Upper Material
- Synthetic
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the La Sportiva Spire Gore-Tex Surround for its exceptional waterproofing, which keeps feet dry through mud, creek crossings, and wet grass. The Gore-Tex Surround system, with its midsole aeration channels, earns particular credit for offering better breathability than standard waterproof hiking shoes, a notable achievement in this category. The Vibram XS Trek outsole is widely lauded for reliable traction across mixed terrain, and the shoe's boot-like stability and protection are seen as standout traits for serious hikers. The most common criticisms are weight (it sits on the heavier end for a low-top shoe), a narrow fit that can challenge wider feet, and a thick midsole that can feel slightly tippy on very rocky trails. Some reviewers also note that the breathability improvement over standard Gore-Tex, while real, is modest rather than transformative.
Specifications
- Rain protection
- 3/5
- Durability
- 4/5
