The Karrimor Cheviot Walking Boots aren’t much to look at as far as hiking boots go.
There is a classic feel with the thick brown leather upper, large sole and that lace-up system. It is a simple approach, but one that many men look out for. So, does it deliver?
Hiking boots come in all different shapes and sizes these days but the Karrimor Ksb Orkney III Hiking Boots are something of a classic design.
There are no strange features or anything special for performance.
Instead, you just get the leather uppers, a thick sole and strong laces. Is this enough to please keen hikers?
The best hiking boots need to be tough with a consistent performance rather than stylish – which seems to be the aim with the Karrimor KSB Brecon Walking Boots.
There isn’t much on these boots to catch the eye. There is a dull shade of brown throughout and a standard high-rise shape.
But, walkers will stick around for the materials used and the promise of durability. Does the boot provide enough comfort and protection?
The Karrimor Bodmin Low 5 Ladies Weathertite Walking Boots are a good looking product that don’t look like some of the tougher, heavy-duty walking boots around. This may put some walkers off.
But, there are those that will like the sound of a lighter, comfortable shoe that they can put to use on a daily basis. This lightweight, low-profile boots should have great potential, but what do wearers actually think?
The Karrimor Men’s Bodmin IV Weathertite Low Rise Hiking Boots has a significant name.
Part of the name comes from a Cornish moor where adventurers and trekkers love to explore different terrain. They need the right pair of footwear in order to do so.
The Weathertite element refers to Karrimor’s patented material. This shoe boasts a Dynagrip outsole, leather outer, lace up closure and synthetic soul. It looks the part, but does it perform as required?
