Ahnu Tilden II

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The Tilden II is a sport sandal made by Ahnu. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Backcountry.com:
"Made for the water, the Ahnu Men's Tilden II Sandal provides excellent ventilation and draining along with closed-toe protection for those burly portages. Non-marking soles keep you from scuffing up your raft or kayak. Ahnu used a charred bamboo fabric to give the Tilden II Sandals odor-fighting properties, so your summer footwear doesn't get rank after a couple weeks."

From REI:
"These ultralight sandals are engineered to perform in multiple outdoor environments. Wear them on your next amphibious or terrain-based adventure. QuiteLight construction principles throughout the shoes center on superior comfort and materials with exceptional strength-to-weight ratios. Perforated, mesh-covered EVA uppers with cross vents are highly breathable; nylon webbing and rubber toe bumpers provide structure and protection. Lined, stretch thermoplastic urethane heel structures cradle heels for a secure fit; heel and toe loops aid entry. Single-pull QuiteLight lace system uses light but strong webbing to disperse load and alleviate pressure often found with conventional laces. Webbing laces secure with an Ahnumatic positive-lock cam buckle for unique single-handed adjustability. Tech-Dry linings are made of a recycled polyester and charred bamboo blend to offer natural antimicrobial and moisture-wicking properties. Lightweight, compression-molded EVA midsoles provide shock absorption and cushioning comfort. Outsole-integrated thermoplastic urethane shanks and arch supports offer midfoot stability and torsional rigidity. Nonmarking rubber outsoles with cross-directional lug pattern offer optimal traction in the forefeet and braking in the rear. Self-cleaning 2.5mm outsole lugs provide a balanced ratio of surface contact to tread depth for both bite and nonslip traction."