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Alto Unisex Orca Mach1
Gender :Unisex
Color :Orca Mach1
Considered as OG of Hi Jack Sandals, the Alto Orca is enhanced with the Mach- 1 sole to boost strolling comfort. The Mach
- 1 version featured a new elastic paracord pull
- tab and a new Fidlock magnetic buckle model for easy release and maximum lock to the feet.
Hijack Sandals was first established in 2010. The idea of creating a sandal brand crossed our mind at a time when leather shoes were all the rage. Meanwhile, it seems like nobody had given a proper attempt to make sandals ‘cool’, despite how ubiquitous and indispensable they are in our daily life. This lack of spotlight on the culturally significant footwear led us to start our endeavor. Instead of following the trend, we went against the current and began crafting sandals. Our journey started because we believe in sustaining the culture.
Specs
| Length | 44 |
| Width | 18 |
| Height | 28 |
| Weight | 1 kg |
Hijack Sandals was first established in 2010. The idea of creating a sandal brand crossed our mind at a time when leather shoes were all the rage. Meanwhile, it seems like nobody had given a proper attempt to make sandals ‘cool’, despite how ubiquitous and indispensable they are in our daily life. This lack of spotlight on the culturally significant footwear led us to start our endeavor. Instead of following the trend, we went against the current and began crafting sandals. Our journey started because we believe in sustaining the culture.
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Hijack Sandals was first established in 2010. The idea of creating a sandal brand crossed our mind at a time when leather shoes were all the rage. Meanwhile, it seems like nobody had given a proper attempt to make sandals ‘cool’, despite how ubiquitous and indispensable they are in our daily life. This lack of spotlight on the culturally significant footwear led us to start our endeavor. Instead of following the trend, we went against the current and began crafting sandals. Our journey started because we believe in sustaining the culture.
