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?
The Regatta Holcombe IEP Hiking Boots are an attractive option with a lot of interesting features in the specification.
The design of the uppers and the mesh immediately look the part for long term wear and hiking trips.
There seems to be enough going on in the specification without going overboard.
Therefore, this seems like this should be a pretty accessible men’s walking shoe. Is this the case or are there some clear flaws to watch out for?
Regatta is a well-known, respected name when it comes to equipment for the great outdoors, and these Regatta Samaris Mid High Rise Hiking Boots are an attractive choice.
This shoe is an affordable, high-rise option that should be able to provide the comfort and support that men need for regular hikes.
They don’t immediately look like tough, everyday hiking boots, but the specification says otherwise.
The walking boot boasts a strong material, water-repellent materials and a good grip. So, does it do enough to for keen hikers to wear this on every hike?
