The Karrimor Skiddaw Walking Boots create a great first impression in photos online because of the shiny black or brown leather and the clean, uniform look of the design.
It could be a work boot as much as a hiking boot. But, this is not real leather and the price is a steal compared to similar-looking options.
So, are there issues to watch out for?
The Brasher Country Roamer Walking Shoes don’t have the look that you might initially expect from a women’s walking shoe.
There is a smarter design with an almost entirely light-brown colour scheme and a clean low-rise shape.
While it doesn’t have the same visual impact as other women’s hiking shoes, there are some nice details in the specification. So, could women be won over by this model?
The Salewa Alpine Trainer Walking Boots are one of those models that immediately look like it will be perfect for the great outdoors.
Some products claim to have all the right features in place, but are more for casual use.
This one looks like a good fit for a trip up a mountain or two. When you dive deeper into the specification and all the talk of clever tech and adaptable elements, it gets even more appealing.
So, is this boot really worth getting excited about?
The Scarpa R Evo GTX Boot is a nice-looking boot – especially when you ignore that it calls itself cigar and rust as a colour combination.
A quick glance at the specification suggests that it could do enough to ensure that users are comfortable and protected at all times on their walks.
But, there is also a high price tag attached to this walking boot compared to some other options. Is it worth the cost?
The Grisport Saracen Unisex Adult High Rise Hiking Boots look like the sort of boot that will take a beating over a longer trail in the worst weather.
There is a rougher look to the waxed green uppers and a sense that they will weather and adapt nicely over time to become reliable aids for big treks.
There are high hopes here, but are those hopes dashed once users put them on?
