Hiking boots are meant to be built to last, and the SCARPA Kinesis Pro GTX Hiking Boots definitely look as though they should meet that requirement.
The boot doesn’t have the colour and style of some walking boots, but it looks like a no-nonsense solution for many enthusiastic hikers. Is this the case, or are there hidden problems?
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?
There are some walking shoes that are a little more understated in their design, and the Scarpa Vortex XCR Trail Walking Shoes fit that bill.
There are two colour choice, but both include tones of black and grey. It also doesn’t seem like too heavy a shoe.
This all means that there should be potential here for use beyond the hiking trails. The specification contains many features that buyers are after, but does it offer comfort and protection?
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?
Today’s spotlight is on the Karrimor Mens Hot Rock Weathertite Waterproof Trekking Walking Boots. I used to own a pair of Karrimor boots myself, albeit not this particular model.
They were pretty durable and didn’t visibly deteriorate throughout their entire period of use, although from my personal experience, they weren’t the comfiest of boots.
