The Brasher Country Roamer Walking Shoes don’t have the look that you might initially expect from a women’s walking shoe.
There is a smarter design with an almost entirely light-brown colour scheme and a clean low-rise shape.
While it doesn’t have the same visual impact as other women’s hiking shoes, there are some nice details in the specification. So, could women be won over by this model?
The Brasher Country Master Hiking Boots are an interesting choice for any woman in need of a strong walking boot that isn’t a unisex option.
The style is close to unisex but there are plenty of aspects to the shape and fit that make this a women’s shoe.
It seems like it should be a reliable option for long-term use. Is this the case?
The Brasher Fellmaster GTX Hiking Boots are advertised as being a “modern, lightweight, quality leather hill walking boot for all day walking comfort” and this is just what trekkers need.
There are many high-end elements to these boots that suggest they will be more than up to the job.
Such as the use of memory foam in the cuff and tongue, the high density moulded midsole and the 2.2-2.4 mm oiled nubuck leather upper, but have user reviews shown that these additions have been worthwhile?
When you are preparing for a long trek in the great outdoors, a pair of sturdy, comfortable hiking boots such as the Berghaus/Brasher SupaLite II GTX Walking Boots are a high priority.
This pair of lightweight, 1122g men’s walking shoes claim to offer great comfort through a shock absorbing midsole, ankle padding and ventilation as well as a fully weatherproof GORE-TEX lining and a great grip on the Supalite sole.
