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Hiking boots in this range go from lined, ankle-high pairs for winter down to low trail shoes and closed-toe sandals, so pick by track and season first. A high-cut upper holds the ankle on rocks and roots, and the suede hiking boots add a rubber outsole with deep lugs for mud and wet rocks. If you mostly walk formed tracks and want less weight on your feet, the low-cut models in our hiking shoes will suit you better.
For day walks over uneven ground, walking boots with an ankle-high shaft give extra support. One pair in brown, black, grey or green has a suede-look PU upper with textile panels and a faux fur lining for the cooler months. If you prefer a heavier lace-up with a military look, browse our military boots.
For cold trips, the snow hiking boots and the winter hiking boots both combine a cowhide upper with a short plush lining. The warm snow boots go further, with a long fur lining and a ridged EVA sole for grip. If you need waterproof hiking boots for long wet days, read each listing closely: the snow pair has a water-repellent finish and the warm snow boots a water-resistant EVA lower shell, but neither is sold as fully waterproof. Crampons and microspikes sit in the same range for icy paths in alpine winter.
When it's hot, mesh does more than leather. The trail hiking shoes pair a mesh, suede and TPU upper with a dual-density foam midsole, and the closed-toe walking sandals for men have a hook-and-loop strap and a mesh lining. Barefoot styles keep a zero-drop sole, with heel and forefoot at the same height and room for your toes, while the wide toe box hiking shoes are built wider and higher. The children's pair has elastic quick laces and a cord lock, so kids can put them on alone. Sizes start at 30 for children and reach 48 on the winter boots, and colours run from black, grey and brown to pink and purple on the lighter shoes. For a taller, stiffer boot for rough work, see our combat boots.
