The Merrell Moab Adventure Hiking Boots looks like the sort of basic, rugged boot that you can throw on, mess up around a hiking trail, throw in the cupboard, and then repeat for many years.
The materials and features are familiar without getting too extreme. So, does this mean that the boots have wide appeal?
Mountain Warehouse tends to make the sort of walking boots that anyone can wear, and the Mountain Warehouse Rapid Womens Boots seem to be no different.
The design of this boot is fun and should appeal to the female market with ease.
There are also just enough features in the product listing to suggest a good performance in different conditions – without saying too much to scare the inexperienced away.
So, does this have mass appeal and is it a reliable option for your walking needs?
The Columbia Newton Ridge Plus II Waterproof Boots aren’t the most exciting hiking boot in the world, with either a black or brown finish, but there are some promises of great protection for keen walkers.
It looks like the sort of shoe that will break in nicely and prove to be a reliable aid for longer hikes.
So, are wearers impressed with what they get?
This suggests that there is a lot more going on beneath the surface – a surface that also seems to have a nice grip, secure lace-up closure, and protection around the toe.
So, what do walkers think?
The Brasher Country Master Hiking Boots are an interesting choice for any woman in need of a strong walking boot that isn’t a unisex option.
The style is close to unisex but there are plenty of aspects to the shape and fit that make this a women’s shoe.
It seems like it should be a reliable option for long-term use. Is this the case?
