The XPETI Crest Thermo Walking Boots aren’t like your average walking boot.
It seems as though there was a deliberate attempt to create something a bit quirky and sporty for those fed up with the norm.
Does this pay off or are there hidden issues with the design of these boots?
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?
The Timberland White Ledge Hiking Boots are surprisingly dark-toned and smart-looking women’s boots.
The use of leather and the shape of the shoe suggests something that will be tough and practical for walks in bad weather.
There are high expectations of this boot from keen walkers, so does it live up to them?
The Mountain Warehouse Voyage Walking Boots are just what keen Mountain Warehouse patrons expect in terms of style and features.
There is nothing here that wearers won’t have seen before. In fact, some may purchase these multiple times.
So, why do people come back to this shoe?
The Peter Storm Grizedale Walking Boots look like a great choice for women that want a feminine shoe that can still hold up to long walks and bad weather.
There is a softer shape with a pale leather upper and pink lining.
But, there are also claims that it is tough and comfortable on long walks. Is this the case?
