Columbia Wallawalla™ 2 Low SKU: #7795781
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View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- Chase down your next goal when you hit the trail with the lightweight Columbia® Wallawalla™ 2 Low.
- Suede leather, textile and synthetic upper.
- Lace closure keeps your shoes snug and comfy.
- Multi-density Techlite™ under foot cushioning system absorbs impacts and supports you so you can go the distance.
- Non-marking Omni-Grip™ rubber compound is specially formulated and matched with a tread that will give you sure-footed confidence in any activity.
- Weight: 13 oz
- Product measurements were taken using size 9. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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Who is Columbia? They try things. That may sound like small potatoes. But more than talent, money, or good looks, trying is the fuel of progress. It’s the spirit that pushes people up mountains, down rivers, and across continents. Trying helped them put little silver dots on the inside of jackets, made shirts that repel bugs, and led to a rechargeable heating system in boots. If you think trying won’t help, remember the Grand Canyon started with one drop of water trying to get to the ocean. And Columbia was born as a small, family hat company in Portland. So try. Try often. Try differently. Try harder. Then try again. Greatness will follow. Columbia. Trying stuff since 1938.
