Meindl Activo Hiking Shoes - Blue - Size 5


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The Meindl Activo Hiking Shoes are ideal for adult hikers seeking a blend of sporty performance and casual comfort for varied terrain. Designed as part of the Comfort-Fit range, they provide a generous toe box for natural movement while maintaining a secure heel, though users requiring extreme mountaineering stiffness may find them too flexible for technical climbing.
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Blue |
| Shoe Type | Hiking Shoes |
| Shoe Size UK | 5 |
| Series | Activo |
| Brand | Meindl |
Yes, they feature a GORE-TEX membrane, making them fully waterproof while remaining breathable.
No, these are designed for hiking and walking trails; they lack the stiffness and rubber compounds required for rock climbing.
It means the shoe is built on a special last that offers more room in the toe box while maintaining a secure, narrow heel hold.
Simply use a stiff-bristled brush and water to scrub away accumulated dirt and stones after your hike.
Yes, the Comfort-Fit construction is specifically designed to accommodate a wider forefoot comfortably.
While the shoes are designed for immediate comfort, we recommend shorter walks initially to allow the materials to adapt to your foot.
Ensure your socks are not cotton, which holds moisture, and check that the shoe exterior is clean to allow the membrane to breathe effectively.
Re-adjust the Duo-Lacing system, focusing on tighter tension in the instep area to lock the heel more securely into the heel cup.
Wear the shoes indoors for several short periods to allow the EVA midsole and upper materials to conform to your specific foot shape.
For optimal fit, utilize the Duo-Lacing system by pulling firmly through each section to ensure even tension; avoid overtightening at the ankle to maintain circulation. To keep the shoes in peak condition, remove the footbed after long, sweaty hikes to allow it to air dry thoroughly. Clean the exterior with a soft brush and lukewarm water to remove mud, which can degrade the outer materials if left to dry. If the waterproofing appears to be failing, re-treat the upper with a water-repellent spray specifically designed for synthetic or leather hiking footwear. Always avoid direct heat sources, such as radiators, when drying to prevent cracking the materials.