FootbedSix-piece EVA (ethylenevinyl

acetate) footbed featuresantimicrobial activated-carbon

elements, an insulatingaluminum layer and stabilizing

heel cup.

ReinforcementsGive the shoe

its lasting shapeand protect the foot

and materials.

Carbon shankUltra-lightweightand stiff, suited

to crampons.The core is made

of aluminumcomposite.

Poro-wedgeUltra-lightweight,

durable EVA midsolewedge provides

excellent cushioning.Gore-Tex®-Insulated-Comfort-Footwear LiningTop quality, molded lining made from PTFC (polytetra-

fluorocarbon) is 100% waterproof, guaranteed.This model is fitted with an additional insulating layer.

Hybrid-ShellCombining soft inner

materials with sturdy outermaterials supports exactlyand only where necessary.

This makes for a snugfit and good wear

comfort.

Toe and heel capsMade from heat molded sturdy

thermoplastic. They help the toe andheel zones keep their shape

and give protection.

Foamprovides padding and individualshape as well as a comfortable

fit and cushioning.

150 Pairs of Mamook GTX take the equivalent of three weeks’ holi-

day in production.

If you take all the individual components of a pair of Mamook

GTX and lay them out, they stretch 12.4 meters. Multiply that by

all the Mamook sales since Mammut first started manufacturing

footwear (spring 2009) and you get 124 kilometers, equivalent to

the distance between Berne and Zurich.

A Mamook GTX boot is made up of 103 individual parts.

Multiply this by all the Mamook sales since Mammut first started

manufacturing footwear (spring 2009), and you could give every in-

habitant of Geneva a part (= 206,000 individual parts).

The materials used to make a Mamook GTX have a total surface

area of 0.6213 square meters, and therefore 1.2426 square meters

a pair. If you multiply this figure by the number of Mamook boots

manufactured up to summer 2012, the total surface area would be

12,426 square meters, equivalent to two football fields.

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