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WALKING AND HIKING SHOES + BOOTS

For those of you whose pursuits can take you anywhere and everywhere, you’ll know that treks, climbs, and hikes all require bespoke types of footwear. Our vast walking and hiking footwear range comes complete with our own expert advice to help you make an informed choice on what you need for the activities you have planned. Designed for lower-intensity, even terrain hikes and walks, hiking shoes are lightweight, breathable, and flexible, whilst walking boots are durable, cushioned, supported, and dry to keep you going whether you’re up a mountain or crossing a ravine.

With premium fabrics and materials, membranes, and featuring innovative technologies, discover the newest arrivals from top brands including MerrellSalomonScarpa, and Hoka

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Walking footwear includes boots, shoes, sandals, and multi-sport options. Walking boots provide ankle support and protection for rough or uneven terrain, while walking shoes are lighter and more flexible, ideal for flat or well-maintained paths. Walking sandals offer breathability for warm weather, and multi-sport shoes combine features for both walking and running. 

Choose walking boots if you need extra ankle support, durability, and protection for long distances or challenging terrain. Walking shoes are better for lighter walks, warm weather, and established routes where less support is needed. Your choice should reflect the terrain, weather, and personal comfort preferences. 

Many walking boots and shoes feature waterproof membranes or treatments, but their effectiveness varies. Boots generally offer better water resistance due to their higher cut, while shoes may be more susceptible to water entering above the cuff. Always check product details and consider reapplying waterproof treatments as needed. 

Leather is durable and water-resistant, making it ideal for rugged use, while synthetic and fabric options are lighter and more breathable for warmer conditions. Fabric boots and shoes are easier to break in and often more comfortable straight from the box, but may not last as long as leather. 

Some walking shoes, especially multi-sport or trail-running styles, are versatile enough for light running, travel, or casual wear. However, for specialised activities like mountaineering or technical climbing, footwear designed specifically for those purposes is recommended for safety and performance. 


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