Jasper Zionic M Java-Black
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Jasper Zionic M Java-Black

Lightweight suede shoes - Men - Jasper Zionic M - Keen - 2027

£139.11
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Jasper Zionic M Java-Black
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Description

The Jasper Zionic M Java/Black women's hiking shoes from Keen combine lightness and comfort thanks to their construction in brushed suede, a soft leather that offers both durability and elegance.

Inspired by approach shoes, they feature an upper mainly made of leather, complemented by synthetic materials for enhanced durability. The EVA foam insole provides excellent cushioning and comfortable support throughout the day, while the rubber outsole ensures reliable grip on various terrains thanks to its thinness which offers good ground contact and its multidirectional lugs. The mesh lining adds breathability and toughness.

These shoes are ideal for active daily use, combining a sleek, trendy style with quality materials that accompany your movements with ease and style.

Jasper Zionic M Java-Black
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Technical details
Size
Normal
Overview
Brand
KeenKeen-logo
Sidas foot measurer
Warranty
2
Year
2027
Season
Autumn
Gender
Men
Product details
Weight (g)
580
Shoe material
Suede
Vibram
No
Performance
Thermal insulation
Unlined
Other features

- Precise and comfortable fit
- Full-length lacing
- Removable insole
- Thin non-marking sole with multidirectional lugs
- Precise ground contact and excellent grip
- Eco-friendly anti-odour treatment
- Leather Working Group certified leather

Composition:
- Upper: Suede, Synthetic
- Insole: EVA foam
- Lining: Breathable mesh
- Outsole: Rubber



Leather Working Group (LWG) This label indicates that a brand is committed to the Leather Working Group programme, which aims to help leather manufacturers achieve environmental excellence. To do this, several criteria must be met: transparency and traceability of the supply chain, accessibility of production-related information, reduction of resource use and waste production during leather processing, reduction in chemical use, combating deforestation, respect for animal welfare, and improvement of workers’ conditions.