Scarpa Moraine Plus Mid Women's Gore-Tex Lightweight Hike and Travel Boot

Comfortable and supportive with understated style, the Scarpa Moraine Plus Women's Gore-Tex Mid Boots are perfect for hiking or around town. With reliable Gore-Tex waterproofing, ankle support, and a very grippy Vibram sole, these women's waterproof hiking boots will support you through mixed conditions.

The Scarpa Moraine Plus Mid Gore-Tex® Women's Boot is lightweight and ideal for trail walking and travel. The upper of the boot is a combination of water resistant suede and mesh, backed by a Gore-Tex extended comfort membrane which is waterproof and highly breathable. The long lacing and double top hooks allow for instant comfort and a custom fit. The Vibram Dynatech 3 sole offers good levels of grip on rough terrain and the dual density EVA midsole gives cushioning and stability. The bi-density EVA midsole gives a dedicated support and good shock-absorbing while walking. In the central part of the foot there is a TPU anti-torsion shank for a better lateral support. The outsole design has special designed lugs that give more grip.

Features and Specifications

• Upper: 1.6mm Water Resistant Nubuck Leather
• Lining: Gore-Tex® Extended Comfort membrane
• Insole: Arch Suspension
• Midsole: Dual-Density EVA
• Sole: Vibram Dynatech 3
• Last: WMGT
• Weight: 840g; ( pair size 40)

Scarpa Sizing Chart 

 
All Scarpa non-plastic footwear uses European sizing 

• 1 Euro whole size = 6.6 mm
• 1 US whole size = 8.4 mm
• The Euro sizes above cover the same size range as US sizes

 Scarpa Boots and Shoe Size Fitting Advice

For trail / mountain / approach / lifestyle products: The bigger/heavier/more supportive the product, the more you may want to upsize by .5 - 1 full size. Lighter, softer, more supple shoes can be sized closer to your measured size. Note: SCARPA Plastic mountain boots all use UK sizing; UK converts easily: 1 full size smaller than US men's size, 2 sizes smaller than US women's size. Try on with appropriate socks for your usage. The bigger the boot, the more appropriate a bigger sock. If you use orthotics or already have aftermarket footbeds, measure against the standard footbed in boot. Fit into boot for sizing/fitting the boot. Best to try on at the end of the day when your feet are larger/swollen, than when your feet are fresh to ensure good fit after a long day. Lacing can play an incredibly important part of a good fit. Be sure to play with lacing when analyzing fit. Make sure your heel isn't slipping. Make sure your toes aren't hitting the end. Approach shoes may be sized smaller for performance purposes but beware... small shoes are really uncomfortable on the trail.