The New Water-Resistant Vans ‘UltraRange’ Line Is Ready to Battle the Elements
This could be the most durable shoe they’ve made yet.
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Vans knows its UltraRange line is a hit. It combined the look of its iconic striped low-top sneaker and weatherproofed it for unbeatable durability.
Now, the California sneaker giant is dropping a high-top variation, the Vans UltraRange Hi MTE, and you best believe the hype will be just as big.
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You can buy them on vans.com now for an easy $95.
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The UltraCush Lite midsole and sock-fit bootie construction your toes loved the first time around. The suede upper with nylon details from the UltraRange Pro are back for a more rarified alternative to your usual Vans kicks.
Shop the suede UltraRange Pro model on vans.com for just $90.
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The higher-reaching upper even better lends itself to winter, without totally veering into sneaker boot territory. Although you can wear them in lieu of a boot during rain or light snow, these are sneakers first and foremost.
They speak to Vans’ commitment to making shoes for athletes.
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Vans UltraRange Hi MTE is up for grabs on vans.com for $95 in three chilled-out colorways—black, “glazed ginger” or pewter.