Walking boots come in so many shapes and sizes now that it is nice to look at alternative designs like the Grisport Lomond Hiking Boots.
This shoe has a more streamlined specification and simple shape, with a greater emphasis on the cut and feel of the leather uppers.
It looks great, but it is suitable for hiking?
The design of the Peter Storm Lindale Walking Shoes means that they don’t stand out from the crowd, but that isn’t necessarily a bad thing.
There is a basic design with a little branding and attractive stitching on an otherwise uniform brown upper.
This makes it look as simple and practical as it sounds in the description. So, are wearers happy enough with the performance of these shoes?
The Salewa Rapace GTX Hiking Boots sound like a really tough pair of boots for all kinds of outdoor pursuits.
There are references to hiking and climbing in the specification and lots of high-end features to help wearers get the best experience possible.
It all sounds great, but what do buyers actually make of these shoes?
The Merrell Nova 2 GTX Walking Shoe doesn’t look like your average Merrell boot, and that is the point.
There is a deliberate attempt here to create something more relaxed and adaptable with what they call “sneaker-light comfort”.
There is also an emphasis on rock climbing. How does this all come together for wearers and is it more of a niche product?
The first thing that you see when looking at the Hi-Tec Banderra II Wide Hiking Boots isn’t the design but the price.
That’s understandable when other boots are at least three times the price.
It still looks good and promises comfort and protection, but can it deliver?
