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The North Face Summit Vectiv Sky 2
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The North Face · men

Summit Vectiv Sky 2

White Ash / Sulphur Spring

No stock at tracked retailers

last seen £143.99 at Pro:Direct Running · 11h ago

Sizes at best price (UK)

No sizes in stock at tracked retailers.

Colourways — prices differ

Where to buy

No stock at tracked retailers right now.

1 out of stock — last checked 11h ago
RetailerPriceStockCheckedBuy
Pro:Direct Running£143.99out11h agoGo to shop

In stock in: Lava Red / Calaca £143.99

On paper

The Summit Vectiv Sky 2 is a trail shoe from The North Face.

We track 2 colourways of this shoe. This White Ash / Sulphur Spring build is out of stock everywhere we look; one other colour is in stock from £143.99. Retailers clear colour by colour, so that can change without notice.

From The North Face

The lightest Vectiv trail running shoe yet, The North Face Summit Vectiv Sky 2 in White Ash/Sulphur Spring is designed to help you go further, faster.The North Face Summit Vectiv Sky 2 upgrades to a Vectiv 3.0 midsole. That means you get a full-length 3D carbon-fibre plate with a forked forefoot and heel, race tuned for propulsion. You also get lateral support and enhanced stability over uneven terrain. DREAM foam sandwiching the plate is a nitrogen infused TPU, giving high energy return with reduced weight and increased longevity, for a fast and cushioned feel. 5mm lugs in SURFACE CTRL rubber in the outsole is specifically design for trail running and optimised for weight and versatility. A lightweight and seamless upper has mapped venting zones, while the tongue is winged for increased midfoot lockdown and a precise fit.

Manufacturer's description, supplied via the retailer feed.

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