Kahtoola launched a Forest Green version of its MICROspikes footwear traction designed for hiking in snow, ice and muddy conditions.
Twelve stainless steel spikes per foot bite into ice and snow, providing the wearer with a stable walking platform. An ergonomically shaped harness features a raised heel tab to pull over shoes and boots while retaining its elasticity down to -22°F. Lightweight and packable, Kahtoola MICROspikes allow users to safely navigate mountainous terrain.
For every Forest Green pair sold, Kahtoola will donate two percent of sales to the 1% for the Planet Impact Fund at National Philanthropic Trust.
“Our goal is to create products that make outdoor adventures more accessible and rewarding, and underlying that is the responsibility we have as a company to address the climate crisis to the best of our ability by minimizing our environmental impact,” said Danny Giovale, owner and founder, Kahtoola. “This product-specific initiative is one important way we can increase our efforts by doubling our usual 1% for the Planet commitment to support the efforts of this proven environmental organization.”
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