The Regatta Samaris II Walking Boots say rugged, effective hiking boots from the moment you see them.
But, there is an interesting promise in the description that this is a little lighter than normal.
This should make it easier for hikers to go the distance, but is this the case?
The Regatta Clydebank Walking Boots looks like a classic walking shoe that is ready to handle a country walk and some muddy ground.
Regatta is a popular name because of the range of designs and affordable footwear on offer.
The price point here is as big a selling point as anything in the specification. Should we expect much from this cheap walking shoe?
The Regatta Edgepoint Waterproof Hiking Boots look like nice comfortable boots for those that like to head out into the countryside at weekends.
There is a nice shape that appears supportive without being too constrictive, some fun colour choices, and the promise of waterproofing.
So, how does it hold up?
The Regatta Burrell II Hiking Boots have a lot that is familiar at first glance.
The design is commonly seen with a lot of high-rise boots, with the geometric pattern of synthetic uppers and mesh.
The specification also seems to tick a lot of the right boxes with the components used and promises of a great performance. So, is this more than just your average walking boot?
Regatta is a company that is well-respected when it comes to outdoor wear, so there will be high hopes for the Regatta Bainsford Hiking Boots.
These boots look the part with the rich brown leather, thick sole and lace-up closure.
They appear to have just enough padding and protection without going overboard. So, what do wearers think of these walking boots?
