The Columbia Peakfreak X2 Outdry Hiking Boots are part of a line that focuses on reliable weatherproofing over any sort of impressive design or clever internal technology.
It looks substantial. It should keep users’ feet dry with ease, but is there too much focus on this factor and not enough on comfort?
The Columbia Newton Ridge Plus II Waterproof Boots aren’t the most exciting hiking boot in the world, with either a black or brown finish, but there are some promises of great protection for keen walkers.
It looks like the sort of shoe that will break in nicely and prove to be a reliable aid for longer hikes.
So, are wearers impressed with what they get?
The Columbia Canyon Point Hiking Shoes are a pair that seems to be more in touch with its feminine side than some other models out there.
They have visual appeal while also appearing to offer the feature needed for regular hikes. So, are they as reliable as buyers hoped?
The Columbia Redmond V2 Hiking Boots are a nice looking pair of boots that look like that should be practical for a lot of situations.
They don’t have the heavy construction of some all-weather hiking boots, but they do look as though they will be comfortable. So, are these boots a good choice for your needs as a hiker or are they less durable?
There is a growing list of hiking shoes that don’t automatically look like hiking shoes – and the Columbia Woodburn II Hiking Shoes are a great example.
This sneaker style shoe has a simple shape and low-rise design that normally goes against the idea of the rugged hiking boot.
However, there are also plenty of interesting claims about the materials used and the performance out in the countryside. So, can this deliver on these expectations as well as users hope?
