ROCLITE is a diamond in the rough among cross shoes. A lot of the credit goes to the well-designed outsole, which provides excellent grip and at the same time very good durability. The new version of ROCLITE RECYCLED 310 adds an eco-friendly and sustainable line to its excellent functional features. The upper is made entirely from recycled materials including synthetic leather lining. The midsole is made up of premium BLOOM foam, which helps clean the environment. The basic material of BLOOM foam is algae, which pollutes the environment and degrades drinking water sources around the world. By collecting algae, we not only contribute to cleaning the environment, but also obtain a material with superior damping properties. The ROCLITE 310 is not a man-made shoe for an "environmental campaign". You're looking at a shoe that meets our most stringent requirements for functionality in the toughest terrain. The fact that we minimize the negative environmental impact for its production is a nice extra bonus.

At home, the ROCLITE is especially at home on soft ground, where you can make full use of the 6 millimetre high spikes. However, thanks to its high sample density and large contact area, ROCLITE does not lose grip even on hard surfaces or on the road, making it a perfectly versatile companion for any conditions.

The drop here is 8 millimetres and the cushioning layer in the forefoot is the same height. This means that in the ROCLITE 310 RECYCLED you will be able to read the terrain perfectly and the shoes will reliably guide you through technical passages. The midsole is supplemented with META-PLATE reinforcement. You don't have to worry about sharp stones or loss of flexibility, because the reinforcement used can effectively protect your feet without negatively impacting the flexibility of the entire shoe.

The ROCLITE 310's upper is stretched to a medium width and features a sturdy toe protector and durable reinforcement across the entire ankle. Thanks to this, the boots are spacious enough in the toe area and transverse arches, while reliably holding the heel and instep even in technically demanding passages.