Browse our men’s and women’s footwear range and discover the right shoe or boot for your adventures.
Our hand-picked outdoor selection delivers premium comfort, endurance, versatility on uneven terrains, waterproofing, and stability, and many products meet one or more of our environmental criteria. Whether you need weatherproof snow boots for the slopes, durable and flexible trail running shoes for your woodland trails, or GORE-TEX™ mid-boots for your latest three-day hike in the harshest conditions, we’ve got you covered. Our range is crafted from premium fabrics and materials, and feature innovative technologies such as ultralight thermal rubber, and seam-sealed Futurelight membranes. All from top brands including Lowa, Merrell, Scarpa, and The North Face..
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When choosing outdoor footwear, prioritise features such as waterproof materials, durable soles with good grip, and adequate support for your activity. Breathability, weight, and insulation are also important depending on the environment and season. Proper fit and comfort are essential to prevent blisters and fatigue during extended outdoor use.
Outdoor footwear should fit snugly but not tightly, allowing room for your toes to move. Try shoes on with the socks you plan to wear outdoors. Consider sizing up slightly if you’ll wear thicker socks or expect swelling during long hikes. A proper fit helps prevent blisters and ensures stability on uneven terrain.
Many outdoor shoes and boots feature waterproof membranes or water-resistant materials, but not all are fully waterproof. Check product descriptions for terms like “waterproof” or “Gore-Tex.” For wet environments, waterproof footwear is recommended, but ensure they’re also breathable to avoid moisture build-up inside.
Hiking boots offer more ankle support, protection, and durability, making them ideal for rugged terrain and carrying heavy loads. Trail shoes are lighter, more flexible, and suited for well-maintained trails or faster-paced activities. Choose based on the terrain, weather, and your personal comfort need.
The lifespan of outdoor footwear depends on usage, terrain, and care. On average, hiking boots last 500–1,000 miles, while trail shoes may wear out sooner. Regularly inspect your footwear for signs of wear, such as sole separation or loss of tread, and replace them when support or protection diminishes.
Some footwear is versatile, but specialised shoes offer better performance and safety for specific activities. For example, mountaineering boots are not ideal for trail running. Assess the demands of your activity and choose footwear designed for those conditions to maximise comfort and durability.
Ensure your footwear fits properly and break them in before long outings. Wear moisture-wicking socks and keep your feet dry. If you feel friction or discomfort, address it immediately by adjusting your socks or adding blister pads. Proper care and fit are the best defenses against blisters.
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