Mountain boots
Technical boots with a resoleable outsole and a build made to last for decades. The ones we recommend to club-affiliated customers.
QuechuaZapatillas de montaña y trekking Hombre Quechua NH50 negro
QuechuaBotas de montaña y trekking Hombre Quechua NH100
QuechuaBotas de senderismo nieve cálidas e impermeables mujer, NH500 violeta
QuechuaZapatillas de montaña y trekking Mujer Quechua MH100 verde
QuechuaBotas de montaña y trekking impermeables Hombre Quechua NH150 mid azul
QuechuaBotas invierno senderismo impermeables 24 a 34, SH500 tira autoadherente naranja
ScarpaScarpa Mont Blanc Pro GTX
Bota de alta montaña usada por la FMM. Construcción pensada para resolar varias veces sin perder ajuste.
La SportivaLa Sportiva Trango Tower GTX
Bota técnica de vía ferrata y alpinismo ligero. Suela Vibram reemplazable, una de las que más vemos en el taller.
LowaLowa Renegade GTX Mid
Bota de trekking clásica, costuras reforzadas y plantilla cómoda. La que más reparamos para senderistas.
AsoloAsolo Falcon GV
Bota de senderismo media versátil, cómoda desde el primer día. Suela reemplazable y corte que aguanta bien el resolado.
SalewaSalewa Mountain Trainer Lite
Bota de aproximación técnica con puntera reforzada. Ideal para terreno mixto; la suela Pomoca/Vibram se puede resolar.
MerrellMerrell Moab 3 GTX
Zapatilla de senderismo cómoda y económica para el día a día. Buen candidato a cambio de suela cuando se gasta el taco.
Why we recommend these mountain boots
A good mountain boot is an investment over years, not seasons — as long as it can be resoled. That's why we recommend models with a replaceable Vibram outsole and accessible stitching: Scarpa, La Sportiva, Lowa, Asolo, Salewa or Merrell. They're the ones we repair every day for hikers and FMM-affiliated walkers.
When a boot is well built, replacing the outsole in the workshop costs a fraction of a new pair and restores the original grip. If you're torn between buying new or resoling yours, send us a photo on WhatsApp and we'll tell you honestly whether it's worth it.
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