Wildling started with a fairly simple idea:
Stay out of the foot’s way as much as possible. But what happens when the paths become more demanding? When mud, cold, and rain call for more protection?

We took the Wildling principle a step further. The result is called Feral.

Our new outdoor minimal shoe combines more grip and resilience with natural freedom of movement. On top of that: weather protection and warmth for the wet and cold season. There has never been a Wildling like this. For big and small feet.

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Robust nubuck leather on the outside, warming Nordwolle on the inside, and a waterproof bootie construction in between: Feral Black accompanies you through wet, cold days in the city and on longer paths out in nature. The newly developed Active Grip Sole brings traction to changing surfaces without holding the foot back. That’s why Feral works just as naturally on the commute to work as it does on a loop through the park or your next hike. A versatile outdoor boot that couldn't care less about surfaces or weather forecasts. ​

Kids rarely wait for better weather. That’s why Feral is also available for little feet.

Nordwolle keeps feet pleasantly warm, while the waterproof bootie construction protects against rain, snow, and puddle jumping. The higher shaft keeps dirt and mud out and makes slipping them on child’s play. And underfoot, the very same Active Grip Sole works just as hard as it does for the grown-ups. Ready for school runs, family walks, and playgrounds that only get interesting after the rain.​

We took our sole concept a step further for Feral. Deeper tread, tougher build — yet still light, flexible, and grounded.

Deeper tread for steady grip on unpredictable ground.
Reinforced lug rings for extra durability on rough trails.
Low, flexible sidewalls for natural freedom of movement.
Direct ground connection so that true Wildling feel remains untouched.

It’s especially during long walks that you really see what makes this combination so special: The terrain can change, but your foot stays flexible.

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