Northwave Flash GTX Winter Boots

The Northwave Flash GTX Winter Boots feature the Gore-Tex® Pique waterproof and windproof membrane which keeps your feet perfectly insulated and warm even at -3C.

The ultra-snug fitting upper with BioMap Aero Overlap construction reduces aerodynamic drag and the NRG Air Carbon Reinforced sole has a stiffness index of 8 allowing for easy transfer of power through the pedals.The new SLW2 adjustable dial allows for full release with push of the single button. Useful after spending many hours riding in the cold allowing you to remove boots easily and quickly.

Key Features

• NRG Air Carbon Reinforced sole with a stiffness index of 8.0 
• The water- and windproof Gore-Tex® Pique membrane keeps your feet perfectly insulated and warm even at -3C 
• Ultra-snug fitting upper with BioMap Aero Overlap construction reduces aerodynamic drag 
• Extra thermal coating strategically placed on the toe with TPU reinforcement on tip 
• SLW2 dial: the only one with step-by-step and full release in a single button 
• The Climaflex collar made of extremely elastic Gore-Tex Rattler® membrane and highly insulating Neoprene delivers unprecedented mobility and protection from the weather Integrated heel system ensures efficient heel retention
• Special GTX footbed works in synergy with the membrane 
• Reflective inserts for enhanced visibility 
• 360 reflective inserts

About Northwave
Northwave is a high quality manufacturer of snowboard and cycling shoes and clothing. Northwave was founded by Gianni Piva in Montebelluna, Italy and the company is owned by the Piva family. Northwave first started out as a shoe manufacturer in the early 1980's, producing shoes for other companies. In the late 80's, Northwave started producing snowboard and then its own brands of sports shoes. In the early to mid 1990's, after great success in the action sports industry, Northwave started to produce its own range of cycling shoes and cycling clothing. You will now find Northwave is the choice of many famous cycling teams and cyclists.