VEJA Impala Engineered-Mesh women's training shoes natural/perre (IP1403396A370)

VEJA Impala women's shoes natural/pierre are the perfect solution for active women looking for comfort and style for everyday wear. Made from polyester, they provide excellent breathability, which is crucial during intensive use. The low uppers increase wearing comfort, while the laced closure allows for precise fit to the foot.

Advanced Pebax® Rnew and L-Foam technologies

VEJA Impala women's shoes natural/pierre stand out due to the use of advanced technologies such as Pebax® Rnew and L-Foam. The L-Foam technology in the midsole provides optimal cushioning, translating into comfort during long wear. Pebax® Rnew supports the lightweight construction, which is important for those who value reliability and comfort.

Eng-Mesh for optimal breathability

The upper of the VEJA Impala women's shoes natural/pierre is made from Eng-Mesh material, which guarantees not only durability but also excellent air circulation. As a result, wearers can enjoy dry feet even during intense activity. This material combines modernity with functionality, making VEJA shoes a unique choice.

Sustainable materials that are environmentally friendly

VEJA Impala women's shoes natural/pierre are designed with the environment in mind. The production uses recycled materials, as well as Amazonian rubber, sugarcane, and natural latex. Thus, VEJA footwear is more planet-friendly, which is an important factor for those who pay attention to ecology. Every element of the shoes has been carefully considered to minimise environmental impact.

VEJA Impala women's shoes - features:

• Upper made from breathable polyester;
• Advanced L-Foam technology providing excellent cushioning;
• Pebax® Rnew technology supporting lightweight construction;
• Eng-Mesh material guaranteeing optimal air circulation;
• Low uppers increasing wearing comfort;
• Laces allowing for precise fit;
• Midsole made from ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA) and L-Foam;
• Outsole made from rubber for better grip;
• Use of recycled materials;
• Incorporation of Amazonian rubber, sugarcane, and natural latex in production.