DOLOMITE Carezza WP Women's Shoe

DAS - Dolomite Anatomic System - is the construction system used to produce most of the models in the Dolomite collection.

Its aim is to ensure that the internal shape of the footwear follows the anatomy of the foot itself as closely as possible, and to comply with the natural biomechanics of the foot.

By keeping the impact of footstrike to a minimum and facilitating natural movements, extraordinary levels of comfort and safety can be achieved.

DAS shoes are designed to meet the demands of different sporting activities, carefully balancing performance, comfort, lightness, reliability and sturdiness.

The system comprises:

• ANATOMICAL LAST - The surfaces and volumes of DAS lasts reproduce the anatomy of the average human foot, creating a precision fit and superior comfort.
• ANATOMIC FOOTBED - The removable footbed provide the right support, improving stability by distributing body weight evenly and keeping the foot in a correct position.
• MOULDED MIDSOLE - The midsoles are moulded to faithfully reproduce the anatomy of the last. In this way, firm contact is ensured between the foot and the ground, creating smooth rolling and stable, safe support.

assists foot roll for maximum comfort when walking on easy trails and easy walks on unchallenging terrains.

Through R&D, new technologies and design, we aim to maximize the sustainable nature of our products while still maintaining their level of performance. We believe that the greatest positive impacts can be achieved through proper material selection and cleaner production process. Increasing our use of more eco responsible materials and partnering with social responsible manufacturers and suppliers are key steps for us to achieve a more sustainable future. Integrating recycled, bio-based and certified materials enable us to improve the impacts of our products whilst ensuring that our partners comply with best labour and environmental practices allow us to improve upon our processes.

Designed for a woman's foot. The last respects women foot's anatomy and specifically the narrower heel.