The Berghaus Explorer Trek Plus GTX Men’s High Rise Hiking Boots doesn’t immediately look like your typical pair of hiking boots. There is a nice design to these boots that ensures that they are pretty eye catching from the start.
There is a nice use of suede on the upper in a dark black or navy, that contrasts with the grey synthetic areas, grey sole and metal hooks for the laces.
On first impressions, the Merrell Men’s Grassbow Hiking Boots look like your average pair of walking boots with a simple black and grey design from synthetic materials, a strong lace up closure and the promise of good stability and waterproofing for hikes.
The shoe has a flat heel, Gore-tex protection and a moulded tpu heel for extra stability.
There isn’t much within the specification that immediately leaps out, which suggests it is an accessible model for the everyday walker. Is this the case?
The Berghaus Hillwalker II GTX Men’s High Rise Hiking Boots are a smart looking pair of hiking shoes that will appeal to many people that prefer a strong leather shoe over the more modern designs with synthetic fabrics and bright colours.
It is a classic look, with minimal design features, and some simple branding on the chocolate brown full-grain leather.
The immediate impressions are great, and the specification continues to suggest that there is a lot going on with this shoe to appeal to keen hikers.
A hiking boot like the Grisport Unisex Peaklander Hiking Boot is immediately appealing because it looks like a no-nonsense boot that many people can wear.
There is an immediate sense of a sturdy, durable shoe with the leather construction and thick sole.
While there are no extreme design elements or colours, there is still an attractive look that doesn’t make the walking boot seem too clunky or masculine for a unisex model.
The North Face is a company that many hikers turn to for their equipment needs because they are seen as an industry leader, which is why these The North Face Hedgehog Goretex Hiking Shoes are so appealing.
This attractive walking boot which is available in grey and purple. It has a kitten heel, lace-up design, Gore-Tex breathable membrane, durable leather overlays and tough gum rubber sole.
The company promise “all-condition traction and stability on whatever terrain you choose to hike”. Is this really the case?
