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Are you heading out on a longer hike or planning a day trip? No matter what type of hike you're going on, it’s important to choose the right shoes. Different models are designed for different types of terrain, surfaces, and levels of load. Here, we guide you to the right choice.
Hiking shoes is a general term for all shoes designed for hiking and outdoor activities.
Hiking boots are a specific type of hiking shoe that provide extra ankle support and increased stability, especially in more demanding terrain. Other types of hiking shoes include trail running shoes and various types of boots. These are designed for different needs depending on terrain and hiking style.
Test with the backpack and socks you'll use.
Choose a size up—feet swell during hikes. Insoles can fine-tune fit.
Break them in gradually: short indoor wear, then walks, then a loaded day hike.
Wear indoors for short periods.
Go for light outdoor walks.
Progress to a day hike with your full backpack.
Brush off dirt and debris.
Remove laces.
Wash gently with mild soap and brush, then rinse.
Towel-dry and air-dry at room temperature—avoid heat.
After drying, apply waterproofing or polish.
First, consider the terrain – it determines the type of shoe you need.
Hiking shoes are versatile for lighter trails.
Hiking boots offer ankle support and stability – ideal for rough terrain.
Easy trails – smooth paths; low-profile, lightweight shoes.
Uneven trails – roots, rocks, mud; need more support and sturdy soles.
Off-trail terrain – rugged and technical; heavy-duty boots with good grip and protection.
Test with the backpack and socks you'll use.
Choose a size up—feet swell during hikes. Insoles can fine-tune fit.
Break them in gradually: short indoor wear, then walks, then a loaded day hike.
Wear indoors for short periods.
Go for light outdoor walks.
Progress to a day hike with your full backpack.
Brush off dirt and debris.
Remove laces.
Wash gently with mild soap and brush, then rinse.
Towel-dry and air-dry at room temperature—avoid heat.
After drying, apply waterproofing or polish.
First, consider the terrain – it determines the type of shoe you need.
Hiking shoes are versatile for lighter trails.
Hiking boots offer ankle support and stability – ideal for rough terrain.
Easy trails – smooth paths; low-profile, lightweight shoes.
Uneven trails – roots, rocks, mud; need more support and sturdy soles.
Off-trail terrain – rugged and technical; heavy-duty boots with good grip and protection.
Test with the backpack and socks you'll use.
Choose a size up—feet swell during hikes. Insoles can fine-tune fit.
Break them in gradually: short indoor wear, then walks, then a loaded day hike.
Wear indoors for short periods.
Go for light outdoor walks.
Progress to a day hike with your full backpack.
Brush off dirt and debris.
Remove laces.
Wash gently with mild soap and brush, then rinse.
Towel-dry and air-dry at room temperature—avoid heat.
After drying, apply waterproofing or polish.
First, consider the terrain – it determines the type of shoe you need.
Hiking shoes are versatile for lighter trails.
Hiking boots offer ankle support and stability – ideal for rough terrain.
Easy trails – smooth paths; low-profile, lightweight shoes.
Uneven trails – roots, rocks, mud; need more support and sturdy soles.
Off-trail terrain – rugged and technical; heavy-duty boots with good grip and protection.
Test with the backpack and socks you'll use.
Choose a size up—feet swell during hikes. Insoles can fine-tune fit.
Break them in gradually: short indoor wear, then walks, then a loaded day hike.
Wear indoors for short periods.
Go for light outdoor walks.
Progress to a day hike with your full backpack.
Brush off dirt and debris.
Remove laces.
Wash gently with mild soap and brush, then rinse.
Towel-dry and air-dry at room temperature—avoid heat.
After drying, apply waterproofing or polish.
