Last Season's Early Sold-Out Kantukan Trekking Shoes, Now Reimagined with Mesh Material

Two trekking shoe models that sold out completely within three months of their release last year in the F/W season are coming back upgraded. Kantukan announced the launch of two newly updated trekking shoes that had achieved unprecedented success.

Kantukan's trekking shoes, designed by the Footwear Design team who have been dedicated to design for over 10 years and have incorporated customer feedback, were created with a focus on specifications optimized for light mountain hiking.

Feedback from previous customers mainly praised the shoes for combining ventilation, cushioning, and grip to provide a comfortable wearing experience. With solid grip, a clean design, and reasonable pricing, all 5,600 pairs sold out last season, drawing industry attention.

The newly released KKJQ32 DeBase Basic Lace Trekking Shoes and KKJQ33 DeBase Basic Wire Trekking Shoes add mesh material options alongside the existing Sprit material, targeting the sweaty spring and summer seasons.

In particular, the cushioned Phylon midsole reduces the burden on the feet, and the rubber sole with excellent grip protects the feet from external shocks and environmental factors.

A Kantukan representative said, “The shoes firmly hold the feet yet provide softness when gripping, making them suitable for all outdoor activities such as climbing, trekking, and hiking. They are also lightweight enough for everyday use. We recommend this product to those who have been waiting for the KKJR38 trekking shoe style, which sold 3,500 pairs in the second half of last year.”