Columbia womens Newton Ridge Plus Waterproof Amped

So comfy and light, def worth the money! The grip of the shoes was really good as well. I took them to sentinel dome and vernal falls in Yosemite and my feet were perfectly fine didn’t hurt or anything. I’m really clumsy and lowkey have a fear of falling and I actually felt secure in these shoes. Sizing is true to size! Also I dipped my foot in a stream to see if it was water proof and they were no water came in or even stayed on top of the shoes

These hiking boots are awesome!!! True to size!!! Durable!! Waterproof!!! I have hiked 10miles in them with no issues at all!!! Definitely worth the purchase!!!

My daughter bought these for our trip to a national park. She loved them. They were cute and comfy. True to size. They held up well to a week of hiking.

EDIT after Grand Canyon backpacking trip: I got half a size bigger as recommended by hikers who warned against foot swelling. MISTAKE. It's fine and dandy straight of the box going up, going down steep anything HURTS. For reference I was hrs slower going down the rim than going up. I went down in the dark, but that didn't factor in near as much as the PAIN in my toes going down South Kaibab. It felt better going down in my camp sandals, though it wasn't safer or much faster. This is your message from the universe telling you to GET YOUR SIZE AND BREAK THEM IN. Still good shoes, held up as expected, if heavy and hot. But by God, just don't size up. Take the time to break it in. Seriously. I can only wear these for mild elevation hikes, which defeats their purpose and wastes my money. - Haven't used yet, but just walking around with them on is great, no need for breaking in if you're in a rush! The soles feel like they're sticky enough to grip wet rock or loose dirt, but they're also pretty hot and sweaty doing nothing in a 70 degree room🥲 so it's better for colder climates, definitely not for summer or hot dry/wet use. I'm between a 6.5 to a 7 and got a 7 wide to accomodate for socks and foot swelling, but they fit comfortably even with one pair of socks. They look nice too, but one reviewer said the black was really a dark green, which I was hoping for! But black is just black. Maybe it'll turn green with sun exposure or a water repellant spray in time. Will update to see how they hold up under the rim of the Grand Canyon and other adventures🤞 Intially, it seems worth the 70 bucks I spent for black friday, but at full price, I'm sure there are comparative options at a lesser price point.

These did the job for a weeklong trip with daily hiking. Comfortable use for 4 hour walks/hikes. Good traction. The shape of the toe box on my left shoe was slightly irregular. I notice those little details but I could live with it. A great boot, worth every penny. I am between 8.5 and 9. I tried both and the 9 was slightly too big. 8.5 was very good and only had a little toe soreness on long descending hikes. There was no need to break these boots in. They were comfortable from day 1.

5/5 out of the box. I had been wearing a pair of boy’s Timberland hiking boots for about 9 years. Honestly, they’ve worked well for me, and they are still in great shape, but I now use them for yard work, and at 34, I decided I should probably buy myself a pair of hiking boots made for a grown woman. Truthfully, I typically wear my Oboz hiking shoes because most of our hikes don’t require waterproof, high-top footwear; they’re just not that serious or rugged. With that said, and though we don’t go on such hikes often, I do like to have a pair of proper boots handy for colder hikes and winter weather. When ya need ‘em, ya need ‘em. Snagged these for a little less than $60 during Prime Days. What a steal. They feel super comfortable out of the box, and I imagine they’ll become even more so once they’re worn-in. Considering how infrequently I will wear them, I doubt I’ll ever need to buy another pair tbh. These seem like great quality, built to last. I’m hoping it’s a BIFL item for me.

These boots are the perfect hiking companion. I broke them in on a 7.5 mile hike with 1900 ft elevation gain. The traction was perfect, downhill was slightly uncomfortable as my toes slid around (but this trail was a VERY steep descent, & a less steep grade probably wouldn't be felt much at all). After purchasing wool hiking socks, the shoes performed perfectly. I wore these in Yosemite on the mist trail and was able to test out the waterproof fabrics. My feet stayed completely dry through each puddle. The shoes are also very warm (due to the fabrics used in waterproofing). I've worn these in warm weather conditions as well, & my feet are hot, but the protection against rocks/roots outweighs the warm feet. The toes are also outfitted with extra protection (which is very helpful if you hike on the less maintained trails as your feet may easily slip between rocks and crush your toes). I've worn these on dirt, slick mud, granite cliffs, & rocky trails, & the shoes have not slipped & have cushioned every step. Overall, I'm very impressed.

I have worn these boots almost daily on my dog walks on gravel roads, in the woods, on snow and ice for almost a year. They were very comfortable from the start. They are supposed to be waterproof but they started leaking after about 2 months. I am not talking about walking in puddles and creeks - water started seeping in after just 10-15 minutes on wet grass . However, for this price, I did not expect much and otherwise I have been pleasantly surprised by the quality of these boots. The first things to require replacement were the inner shoe soles and the shoe laces, but that's and easy fix. Also, the shoe laces were a weed seed "magnet", a terrific way to spread noxious weeds - it took some effort to remove the seeds after each walk. The shoe soles are still in very good shape and have a good traction on most surfaces. Unsurprisingly, they are slippery on snow and ice. I used to be loyal to Lowa hiking boots but over the years the quality suffered and after my third pair of Lowa Renegades which fell apart in the seams after just one year, I decided to give these Columbia hiking boots a try. Despite some of the shortcomings, I do love how well these boots fit and for this price you cannot go wrong.

Belli , comodi , buon prodot

Für mich ein ganz toller Wanderschuh. Ich habe ihn bei einer 20km-Tour im Schnee das erste mal getragen. Beim klettern und Eis hatte ich einen sehr guten halt. Meine Füße sind dabei trocken und warm geblieben. Obwohl der Schuh sehr stabil ist, ist er sehr bequem zu tragen und nicht schwer am Fuß. Vor allem vom Fußbett her. Ich habe keine Blasen von der Wanderung bekommen. Lediglich eine Druckstelle an einem Knöchel, da dieser etwas ausgeprägter ist als der Andere. Das ist allerdings kein Hindernis, da der Schuh mittels der oberen Hakenschnürung super von der weite her einstellen lässt. Ebenso lassen sie sich leicht reinigen. Ich finde die Schuhe von der Größe sehr passgenau. Kann sie sehr weiterempfehlen.

Excelente bota. Utilizei em longas caminhadas. Completamente impermeável . Importante "amaciar" antes.

Incroyable! Ces chaussures sont géniales ! Une semaine à -14 au milieu de neige, d’eau et jamais eu froid ni les pieds mouillés. Super confortable et agréables pour marcher. Je ne regrette absolument pas cet achat!

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