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Recent Trail Shoe Reviews

Merrell Women's Outmost Ventilator

I find these shoes really comfortable, lightweight, and cool. I use them for hiking in good weather. I struggle to find shoes to fit my feet. I often find shoes are not wide enough across the ball of the foot, leading to sharp stabbing pains and numbness. I also dislike heavy and hot shoes. These shoes fit my feet really well and the laces customise the fit well so I don't get any pinching or numbness. They didn't seem to need any breaking in for me and I have never had any chaffing. The only downside… Full review

Oboz Men's Sawtooth Low

Good fit, poor wear. The fit is perfect, no break in required. My first pair lasted three years and approximately 700 miles. The soles on my second pair wore out in a few months and less than 100 miles! REI exchanged them. The new pair performed just as poorly. The soles are of inferior quality. I wear them almost daily and work at a desk with carpeted floors. Back to my Asolos.  Full review

Merrell Men's Moab Edge

Seeking to provide a low cost hiking shoe, Merrell has marketed the worst hiker I have ever used. Merrell should be embarrassed to have this shoe in their lineup. Usage: Day-to-day wear at work. I facilitate team building and maintain hiking trails at my conference center. So essentially, I am doing day hikes throughout the week.  Lifespan: I did not even get 10 months/200 miles out of these shoes before they started falling apart. The frustration I have with Merrell is product inconsistency. My… Full review

Merrell Everbound Low

These shoes are styled and made to old fashioned quality standards, all leather uppers and a solid super Vibram sole makes this look and feel like old fashioned quality. With monotonous frequency I have to search for replacement hiking shoes so it seems. So after a web search I hit the retailers and found these shoes by Merrell called Everbound Low hiking shoes. They stood out with the quality of both construction and materials and with $100 off retail were most attractive. Now for the nitty gritty. Full review

Merrell Men's Outmost Ventilator

A lightweight, low cut, trail looking shoe that should not have Merrell’s brand on it. I found these to be extremely short on cushioning and support. My knees and legs hurt after wearing a short time. i think my summary says enough. I was totally disappointed in this model as compared to my Moab Vent. The Outmost is not even close to providing the comfort, support, or performance I expect from Merrell. Full review

Ecco Terracruise II

A super ventilated, well-structured trail running shoe that easily works for hiking and backpacking. Disclosure: The reviewer received a sample of this product from the brand or its representatives in exchange for a review. Like many Western hikers and backpackers, I am a proponent of using trail running shoes for hiking and backpacking due to their lightweight and excellent traction. Ecco shoes have long been a favorite of mine as they are super comfortable and fit my foot shape well. At first glance, I… Full review

Oboz Men's Bridger Low Waterproof

A sturdy general purpose low hiking shoe. Surprisingly wearable considering their firmness. Great support, deep and durable treads, and reliable waterproofness make this a consistent favorite for all kinds of trails. Might be my all-time favorite low hiker. INTRODUCTION The Bridger Low is the most sturdy and heavy low hiking shoe that Oboz sells. My size 12 pair weighs 2 pounds 6 ounces. They come in two muted color schemes—tan/brown that they call "walnut" and darker/lighter gray that they call… Full review

Lowa Men's Renegade GTX Lo

Very comfortable shoes, but with weakpoints and too expensive for not repairable shoes. I have had several pairs of these shoes of several model years. The foam/fabric heel cushion is not durable and falls apart soon. More than once the upper-shoe leather tears apart on the outside sole line. Worn sole cannot be replaced while there's nothing beneath the sole. Too expensive for non-durable shoes. Full review

The North Face Men's Hedgehog Fastpack GTX

Great on every count except price (in Australia and UK). I have just bought my second pair of these. The first were probably the best hiking shoes I have owned—and I have owned a lot. In fact, I have given up on my favourite boots for most trips and use these shoes on all but the roughest hiking. Durability: Truly impressive. I estimate I have walked about 2500 km (1500 miles) in them on all sorts of surfaces. They have only just worn through the sole (see photo) while the upper still looks like… Full review