Camper presents KARST 2
by Adriano Batista
A shoe should feel good from the first step. That’s the idea behind Camper’s new unisex sneaker, the Karst 2. It’s the next stage in the brand’s iconic Karst line, built for everyday wear with a focus on technology and nature-inspired shapes.
The design feels both fresh and familiar, staying true to the Karst identity while moving it forward. But the real story is what’s inside. The midsole uses a special foam called ReXarge, made to provide superior cushioning. It’s soft, lightweight, and responsive, efficiently absorbing impact for a fluid stride and lasting comfort.
It’s also built to perform. The sole is by Vibram and uses 30% recycled material for better grip. The uppers are certified leather, and extra interior padding ensures a unique wearing experience.
For its first season, the Karst 2 comes in multiple styles. There are two lace-up options: one in leather and another technical version. There’s also a Mary Jane style with Velcro closures. The colors range from neutral black, white, tan, and khaki to vibrant blue, aqua, orange, and neon yellow.
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To mark the launch, Camper has partnered with Bar Basta, a restaurant in the Casa Camper Hotel in Berlin. A special edition of the shoe with custom laces and insoles will be available at the Camper Mitte store, and a dinner will be held at the restaurant on September 16th.
The Karst 2 is available in Camper stores, selected retailers, and online.
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