The Karrimor Spike Hiking Boots aren’t your typical Karrimor hiking boot with their low-rise sneaker-style shape.
They look great for those that aren’t keen on traditional hiking boots, but how do they compare with other more rugged models?
The Karrimor Cheetah Walking Boot looks like so many other walking boots people would class as no-nonsense or rugged.
This usually means they are pretty reliable, so what about this Cheetah model?
Does it impress buyers with its construction, materials, and protective features? Or, are there issues with the comfort or quality holding it back?
The Karrimor Hot Route Walking Boots look like a good pair of hiking boots on first impressions.
There is a nice shape to the fit around the ankle that suggests plenty of protection and support.
There are also some nice claims in the specification about this being an all-weather model.
But, this is also an affordable choice compared to other boots, so does that mean that it doesn’t perform to the same standards?
The Karrimor Supa 5 Hiking Shoes look like a pretty basic walking shoe for a very low cost.
This is enough alone for many to click to purchase without reading too much into the shoe. So, is there value here?
Karrimor Munro Walking Boots have immediate visual appeal from the sales photos with its smart black design – and then you see the price and want to learn even more.
They look like a nice alternative to a more rugged hiking boot and the promises about comfort and weatherproofing help.
So, how do they perform? Are they going to last for ages or provide short-term protection?
