Lomer’s Badia Shoes Are as Eccentric as They Are Functional
A modern outdoor shoe with ‘90s flavour.
Since its inception in 1975, Italian shoe brand Lomer has garnered a reputation for producing durable and sturdy walking boots, while more recently, it’s also caught the attention thanks to its eccentric styles and vibrant colorways, and its recently-released Badia II MTX is a prime example.
Arriving in iterations of “Claw/Soleil”, “Flag/Yellow” and “Pine/Lamb”, the MER-TEX covered shoe houses a short toe box and protective rubber toe bumper, with a colorful suede and nylon combination upper.
Sat atop a medium rigidity Vibram Friction sole for excellent off-road traction and a PU Heel for effective shock absorption, each shoe is completed with perforations for extra breathability and embroidered branding on the side.
Each colorway of Lomer’s Badia II MTX is available to buy now from the Outsiders Store, retailing at £160 (approximately $220 USD).
In other footwear news, ASICS has revamped its running-inspired GEL-1090 silhouette.
