The Karrimor Supa 5 Hiking Shoes look like a pretty basic walking shoe for a very low cost.
This is enough alone for many to click to purchase without reading too much into the shoe. So, is there value here?
The NORTIV 8 Hiking Boots have the look of a lot of basic hiking boots that you would just throw on for a walk in the countryside.
The designs of the brown and black shoes may be generic, but there is some appeal to that if you aren’t looking for anything special.
The low price and simple specification help too. So, does this do enough to impress?
The description for the Helly Hansen The Forester Hiking Boots calls them a “fun and stylish rainboot”.
There are some great features mentioned in the specification and plenty of colour choices.
So, just how accurate is that description?
The Clarks Grove Edge II Hiking Shoe is a curiosity.
Clarks aren’t really known for their walking shoes, they are more about finding something smart and practical for day-to-day wear.
Because of this, there are concerns about what you will actually get and the true purpose of this shoe. So, how does it do?
The Peter Storm Rivelin Walking Boots look like rugged no-nonsense women’s shoes with the thick uppers and support around the ankle.
It doesn’t shout out from the page, with a deep brown colour that is pretty uniform all the way around.
It is simple in its design but promises to be reliable at a low price. Is this able to impress?
