adidas Men's Camping Low Rise Hiking Boots

I recently purchased the adidas Men's Terrex Ax3 for my son to use during our backpacking trip, and I couldn’t be happier with how well they performed. These shoes have proven to be an excellent choice for rugged outdoor adventures.First and foremost, the comfort of these shoes is exceptional. My son found them to be incredibly supportive and comfortable right out of the box. The cushioning and fit are perfect for long hikes, providing the right balance of support and flexibility. He mentioned that the shoes felt great even after hours of trekking, with no discomfort or blisters.The grip on these shoes is also impressive. The outsole provides excellent traction on various terrains, from rocky paths to muddy trails. My son felt confident and secure with every step, thanks to the reliable grip that kept him steady and safe throughout the hike.Additionally, the durability and build quality of the Terrex Ax3 are top-notch. They held up well to the rough conditions of the trail and showed no signs of wear and tear. The design is also stylish and functional, making them versatile for both hiking and casual wear.In summary, the adidas Men's Terrex Ax3 are a fantastic investment for anyone looking for comfortable and reliable hiking shoes. My son’s positive experience with their comfort and grip makes them highly recommended for any backpacking or outdoor adventure. Highly recommended for their exceptional performance and quality!

Great design, nice material, seems durable, let's see on long term. They need a bit of a break in period, the soles are a bit stiff, but after a while they are very comfortable even on sturdy surfaces.

I bought 3 pairs of trail running/walking shoes to use as work shoes on my small urban farm. I prefer trail running sneakers for this type of work because they tend to be more breathable, lighter, and easier to slip on/off than work boots. I work 12-14 hrs a day, on my feet 90% of the time, so a light weight shoe is a huge benefit. I don’t use tractors or other motorized equipment on the farm so I’m not particularly worried about buying a shoe to protect my feet from serious injury, making heavy boots overkill most of the time.The 3 shoes I bought were these ASICS Frequent Trail Running shoes, Columbia Fairbanks Low Sneaker, and these Adidas Terrex Ax3. I bought all in size 10.5, which is my normal sneaker size, and I tend to wear size 10 in hiking/work boots. I’ve bought 2 types of Adidas Terrex sneakers in the past - the CC Voyager in size 10.5, which was my absolute favorite shoe (but the most minimal), and the Tracerocker Trail Running shoe, which fit tight in the toe box area to the point where I probably should have returned them to get a size 11.After a week of daily use on the farm, here is how these Ax3 trail running shoes compare to the above mentioned shoes. Much more rugged than the ASICS or Tracerockers, the least breathable compared to all the other shoes, good heavy duty tread, and the best cushioning between the heal and ankle. The toe box is almost too tight, but not nearly as much as the Tracerockers (but my toes really splay out so this might not be a concern for others). Also the poor breathability was kinda a bummer but it’s a bit of a trade off since these are the most “substantial” of all the shoes, making these a great choice for rugged trail hiking, or in my case, work on the farm. They don’t seem to have good arch support, but the sole is thick rubber, making them a good choice for when I’m doing construction and walking around nails/screws. Also there is extra protection around the outside footbed and a decent toecap - while not a composite or steel toe, this heavy rubber outer layer gives an extra bit of safety and I wouldn’t be too worried about dropping a moderately heavy object on my toes while wearing these shoes (think a log/concrete block/wooden post, etc).All in all I’m very happy with these shoes, I just need to swap them out for another pair half way through the day to let my feet breath a bit.

Excellent quality. Great price. Two negatives: they are very warm so less comfortable in warmer months and they are very stiff.

Great fit good quality.

I bought these for my husband for work and he loves them and says they’re very comfortable. I will be buying him another pair.

I typically go hiking once a week and for a while had just been using tennis shoes with memory foam in the bottom. However the more experienced I became the longer and more rugged my hikes became. After doing a 12 mile hike and getting several blisters on my feet and dealing with constant slippage on the trail I needed a change.After having worn these for 2 months I can honestly say these Addidas hiking shoes have revolutionized how my feet should feel at the end of a days hike. I get incredible traction on different trails. Especially when going down hill or on patches of loose gravel. I also haven't gotten a single blister on my feet since wearing these and have gone on 2, 15 mile hikes.On a side note I personally enjoy the small orange accents from the inside of the shoes sole. I like orange as a color and typically most products will over power shoes with it making them annoyingly bright orange, but these offer a satisfying accent that i and my hiking partners find very stylish.I'm not sure how long these will last but after 2 months of regular hiking there are no tears, signs of wear, or chipping in the bottom traction. I expect at the current rate to get a year out of them if not more. Furthermore I would recommend these to anyone who is doing regular hiking and looking for great value for money shoe without needing to spending over $100 on steel toed or spiked hoking shoes.