Scarpa Rush2 Lo Gtx Ld61 - Yellow - UK 7


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The Scarpa Rush 2 GTX is designed for fast and light hiking on rugged terrain, ideal for female hikers seeking waterproof protection and all-day comfort. The key benefit is its combination of support, grip, and breathability thanks to its GORE-TEX ePE Invisible Fit and PRESA® HIK-03 outsole. However, be mindful that the specific fit may vary slightly depending on your foot shape, so trying them on is recommended.
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Shoe Size UK | 7 |
| Colour | Yellow |
| Age Group | adult |
| Series | Rush2 |
| Model Part Number | Ld61 |
| Brand | Scarpa |
While the Rush 2 GTX is designed for fast hiking, they can be used for trail running. However, they are designed with more support than a traditional running shoe, and may feel slightly heavier.
Use a soft brush and lukewarm water to clean the upper. For tougher stains, use a mild soap. Avoid using harsh chemicals or placing them in a washing machine.
No, the Scarpa Rush 2 GTX are not designed for use with crampons. They are not suitable for technical mountaineering.
The lifespan depends on the frequency of use and the terrain. Proper care and maintenance will help extend the life of your shoes. On average, you can expect 1-3 years with regular use.
Scarpa offers a warranty against manufacturing defects. It is advisable to retain your proof of purchase to make a claim.
Store the shoes in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. It is best to let them air dry completely before storing them.
The fit depends on the size of your feet, use the size chart provided by the manufacturer. If possible, it's best to try on the shoes and ensure you have enough room for your toes and a snug fit around your heel.
Check the GORE-TEX membrane for any damage. Ensure the laces are properly tightened and consider using a waterproofing spray.
Ensure the correct size has been chosen. Adjust lacing for a more comfortable fit. Check the socks you are wearing and replace them with moisture wicking socks.
Clean the outsole regularly to remove any mud or debris that may affect the grip. Ensure the outsole isn't excessively worn and consider replacing the shoes if the grip is significantly reduced.