How Fast Is Up To You
SCARPA designed the Women's Rush GTX Shoe for high-mileage trail runs, day hikes, and light overnighters in all sorts of weather. Its GORE-TEX Extended Comfort lining is reliably waterproof and comfortably breathable for rainy and sunny conditions. The PRESA Free-Dome IKS outsole has a rockered profile to encourage a speedy stride, and the DST Stabilizer Torsion frame offers the stability you'd want out of a hiking shoe when the trail gets tricky. SCARPA's Interactive Kinetic System utilizes soft, grippy Super Gum rubber where you need traction, leaving the rest of the shoe's sole with five concave impact zones for extra shock absorption. The DTS TPU insole and 3D EVA-CM midsole also assist with cushioning for a comfy time on the trail now matter how fast you go.
Features
- Light, waterproof shoe designed for high-mileage trail runs and day hikes
- GORE-TEX Extended Comfort waterproof protection with enhanced breathability
- PRESA Free-dome IKS outsole with Super Gum rubber and enhanced rocker for dynamic agility and reliable traction
- Interactive Kinetic System places Super Gum rubber and concave impact zones in key areas to assure proper traction and extra cushioning
- Sock-Fit System uses stretch fabric in the tongue to give gentle support, less bulk, and a solid fit
- Dynamic Stabilizer Torsion frame tightens rearfoot stability and torsion control
- Dual-density EVA midsole with TPU heel for comfortable cushioning and stable support
- PU reinforcements and reinforced toe box ensure long-lasting durability
Specs
- Weight Reference: 330g; 11.6oz (1/2 size 38)
- Upper: Fabric / TPU / Micro-nubuck
- Lining: GORE-TEX Extended Comfort
- Insole: DTS TPU Frame
- Midsole: 3D EVA-CM
- Outsole: PRESA Free-Dome IKS / Super Gum
- Drop: 8mm
- Last: SHC
Important Warning for California Residents: This product may expose you to chemicals including hexavalent chromium, formaldehyde, and perfluorinated compounds, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
