Adidas Terrex’s Hydroterra AT Hiking Sandal Is Built for Water and the Trail
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Adidas Terrex‘s Hydroterra line is expanding with a new model and in its level of coverage.
The Adidas Terrex Hydroterra AT hiking sandal is equipped for gripping trails and drying quickly should you need to traverse water. Featuring the most coverage in the Hydroterra line, the new sandal’s upper is made out of a breathable mesh with strategic cutouts to offer fast draining and speedy drying. Three straps are spread across the upper, with velcro at the heel and midfoot and a buckle closer to the ankle. Beneath, a comfy CloudFoam footbed is paired with grippy Traxion outsole.
“In warmer territories or summer months, we hear hikers asking for maximum breathability without compromising protection,” Elisa Schaller, Adidas Terrex director of Brand and Product in North America, said in a press release. “The Hydroterra AT gives them that plus its amphibious benefits. This sandal is capable of becoming your go to hiking footwear in the summer. Ready for any adventure, wet or dry.”
Each pair of the Hydroterra AT is made with at least 20 percent recycled materials. The sandal makes its debut in an earthy “Silver Green” colorway with black and white.
The Adidas Terrex Hydroterra AT sandal is out now through the brand’s website and select third-party retailers. Pricing is set at $110.
$110
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