Hiking shoes - sturdy support and deep tread for long days of walking

Hiking boots - grip on trails that give way underfoot

These boots rise above the ankle and fasten with metal hooks, keeping your foot secure on loose rock and wet roots. A cushioned EVA footbed absorbs the impact of long descents. The rubber outsole has deep lugs that release mud instead of holding onto it.

Why choose these hiking boots?

Low-cut shoes work perfectly well on a well-maintained path, but much less so once the terrain starts to slope. A shaft above the ankle limits how far your foot can roll sideways, while a good lacing system keeps your heel in place. Together, these features make a full day on varied terrain manageable.

• Above-ankle shaft: the edge above the ankle bone keeps your foot stable on uneven ground.
• Hook lacing system: you can tighten the forefoot and shaft separately.
• Underfoot cushioning: the EVA footbed absorbs the repeated impact of a descent.
• Deep-profile rubber sole: the lugs grip mud, gravel, and wet rock.
• Moisture-wicking lining: breathable mesh that keeps your foot drier during a warm climb.

Shoes you stop noticing after the first kilometer.

Lace from the toes upward and close the top hooks only afterward, so your heel is secure before the shaft is tightened. A thicker hiking sock fills the volume, so the laces do not have to do all the work. Afterward, knock dried mud out of the lugs and the tread will maintain its grip.

Specifications

• PU upper with reinforced toe cap
• breathable cotton mesh lining
• cushioned EVA insole
• rubber outsole with deep profile
• lace fastening with metal hooks

Put them on and take the long route.