mens hiking shoes

I'm using these Tracerockers as hockey astros and they've been great so far. The best thing about these shoes is how light they are whilst still providing protection and grip for hockey. The Gore-Tex lining is ideal for playing on water-based astroturf. ... read more

Refined design and style from the 2016 355. They lasted about 2 years of trail running, dog walking photography hiking and mountain biking. Let's hope these are just and rugged. Feel great out of the box. ... read more

I've been searching for the perfect trail shoe for awhile. Most have been too firm, those there weren't didn't have sufficient weather proofing, any many gave me terrible blisters. Thanks to GTX and Boost I can have waterproofing and comfort without sacrificing stability. I use these in long wet grass and long the beach at high tide. So far I've had no issue. Even sand has trouble sticking to these. ... read more

This is the second pair of Terrex shoes I have had since the new year both of which with the continental sole. On both pairs the sole has worn down and split across the ball of the foot rendering them useless. Having returned the first pair and getting a refund I thought it must just be a rogue pair but it isn’t. The uppers still look like new. I wear them mainly for commuting in so I think this second pair I must have only walked 50 to 60 miles in and now they are cracking the same. I am about to request a refund and won’t be buying a third pair. ... read more

Bought these to replace a worn out pair of Swift R's that have served me brilliantly. These don't have the fancy lacing solution or the goretex of the Swift's but the price reflects this. Comfy out the box and look great. What more can I ask for? Brilliant! ... read more

First of all, this is my first pair of Boost support footwear and so far so good. I have tried and tested Adidas Mana Bounce, comfort wise a hard act to follow. I have also purchased the Terrex Cmtk GTX, very comfortable but the Agravic Boost wins out. 1) The traction resulting from the Continental grip outsole is unrivalled regardless of weather conditions or surface underfoot. (This along with a supportive upper construction backed up with a secure lacing system allows for a fluid stride). 2) The Boost midsole provides more than enough comfort for an urban setting. I have not experienced the off road/extreme environment the Agravic GTX were designed for but i already feel confident they can handle it. (not too heavy or anywhere close in my opinion). 3) The insole removes easily and I swapped out the original ones and replaced them with Sofsole Gel inserts. This added more cushion but ultimately I returned to the Adidas insoles as the loss of room detracted from the overall feel of the shoe. (Personal preference). 4) Premium upper materials combined with a waterproof interior lining provide comfort, style and protection from the elements. (Snagged the petrol blue edition). 5) The fit was actually better than most of the my previous Adidas purchases, the Agravic GTX runs true to size for a trail shoe. (enough room to manoeuvre over longer distances). 6) All of this combined with a fantastic price point and fast delivery. ... read more

These are ideal for use as an approach shoe or for moderate to heavy all day hiking. They are indeed waterproof - so they tend to run warmer than your typical athletic shoes - which should be expected. The only thing I would change slightly is the rubber outsole, I would prefer a stiffer and harder rubber for these. ... read more

If I'm going to spend £120 on a pair of hiking shoes, they better be lasting me for years. After literally one trip with these there is already a huge, deep crack right through the rubber sole and in to the shoe, essentially making them useless as they are no longer waterproof. Style over substance and the same old short-lived Adidas quality. Save your money and buy a proper hiking shoe from a company that makes them exclusively. They are also too narrow in the toe area and not comfortable at all to walk long distances in. Seriously disappointed. ... read more

Normally I am 9 to 9.5 in size but the 9.5 feels too small. I eventually picked 10 but a little loose at the heel however an acceptable compromise for a well made shoe which has proven to be very waterproof and comfortable ... read more

I go on hikes on a weekly basis year round. Comfortable shoes are probably the most important thing about hiking for myself. As a huge fan of Adidas, finding your selection of hiking shoes has been nothing short of amazing. I’ll continue to purchase these as long as I can. ... read more

These shoes are extremely comfy to run in, both on and off road. The grip was excellent on a muddy track and the Gore-Tex kept my feet nice and dry. The width was perfect in proportion to the size - which was also a good fit. The quality seems to be very good, although I have only worn them a handful of times. ... read more

I already have the Terrex AX2R GTX (all black) which are wonderfully comfortable and was looking for another piece of waterproof footwear. The Continental grip and boost feature caught my eye. I can't say I felt any difference in the boost compared to the Terrex AX2R GTX and not really had the opportunity yet to test the difference in grip. I see these as a more vibrant and stylish version of the Terrex AX2R GTX Shoes, albeit slightly narrower for the same size, which was marginally less comfortable. All in all, great though I prefer the Terrex AX2R GTX ever so slightly for all-day wear. ... read more

These are in replacement of my Kandia TR7 which failed. I didn't know there was a 2 year warranty on the Gore products so I am hoping these will be better. The service was good, the price was great, the packaging was wasteful ... read more

Bought these after prior success of RDX Swift. They come up a little narrow. The fir is snug in ordinary socks and for me cannot accommodate alphaskin traction lightweight cushioning crew socks that i like. Can't have everything I guess. ... read more

I love Adizero as my go to running shoes, they are so light and have Boost tech as well as great Continental grips, BUT I hate running in wet feet. These Terrex GTX are much heavier than Adizeros, but keep you dry on those days when rain tempts you to stay in bed. They are a good fit and your pinkies stay dry and snug on the footpaths. I'm not a mud/trail runner but on roads and pavements the GTX liner helps me conquer puddles with ease along with Boost and Continental grips. I couldn't find anything lighter, which is a shame - guess it's a construction thing! ... read more

The laces system could be at the level of its peers! Though, so far with a double lace it has stayed in place without a problem, contrarily to what has been previously reported. I'm only used to the "glide's and zero" boost's for normal 10k asphalt training and half marathons. This is a different class, will need more time for a proper review! ... read more

My previous shoe was a kanadia in size 9 that fit perfectly. When they wore out I ordered a terrex agravic speed (not this shoe) in a 9, which was far too small, and much too narrow. Assuming they would be too narrow even in the correct size, I returned them and replaced with these, which looked a wide fit, in a 10 to be on the safe side. To be honest a 9.5 would fit better, but they arrived the same morning I was about to go out and do 13 miles in the snow, so I bit the bullet and just wore them. So far I've done 115 miles in them, in conditions ranging from thick snow to mud to relatively dry. The gore tex provides decent waterproofing (obviously not if it's ankle deep and goes in the top). I've run distances between 3 and 13 miles, taking in climbs of 1000ft, over grass, trails, ploughed fields, without any comfort issues. The lugs don't look massive and they seem quite sparsely positioned, but they provide relatively good grip and the only falls I've had have been descending a waterlogged, chewed-up mud/grass hillside diagonally. At first I felt a bit like the support was too low at the back and that my ankle was exposed, but I've got used to how they feel now. Possibly this is because they're a shade too big. ... read more

This shoe has a full Goretex waterproof liner which means the tongue is connected to the rest of the shoe with a gusset. This is a significant difference to my previous TERREX Agravic 310 trail runners which only had a Goretex liner in the body of the shoe and, therefore, no water protection around the tongue. The extra material in the Tracerocker GTX makes the shoe a bit bulkier across the front, but they are still 13g lighter than my 310s. The all-black design is very functional if uninspiring. The sole is not branded as Conti rubber but feels very similar under-foot although it squeaks more on polished floors. The laces have a standard flat profile, rather than the smoother variable-width round profile of the Agravic 310 laces, making them slightly harder to adjust. ... read more

I got this shoes to run in winter with 50% off, great price about 80 for the quality, I already try them 4 times and I’m enjoying, confort and traction really good, cold weather is not a problem for them but it was onky in 5k over snow.... so far good... ... read more

Great sneakers, comfortable as a second skin. Generally, I'm far too frugal to have ever paid full price (135.00) so the discount at the employee store was a nice extra. Still and all, these are awesomely comfortable and you (yeah, you) should get a pair if you can. Your feets will love you for it. ... read more

I would have preferred if they were waterproof, like if you’re gonna make hiking shoes just completely go all out and make them waterproof as well. however it’s fine because even when they do get wet they dry quickly and also keep your feet dry. ... read more

GTX are great, had an older model before and sizing was a little tight but these are perfect! Still look great, hard wearing and they are so flexible in terms of what you can do in them. Brilliant trainers! ... read more

Great quality and design, just too narrow. I'm trying a size up, but not convinced that will fix it. I wanted these to replace my off-road / trail Salomon shows which had worn out. On first view, they seem to be great quality, just not wide enough. Excellent sole, strong materials all round and rigid which is what I was after. So, we will see when next pair arrives... ... read more

I ordered a size 8 had to get a size 7.5 quite a big fit as in width also arrived very fast great looking trainers great sole comfortable with the added extra of being goretex to keep your feet dry also nice colour way I got the blue look great with jeans ... read more

This shoe is perfect. Daily use or offroad - it is ideal for both. The Continental sole has excellent grip and is extremely comfortable. My advice would be to get a size up from your normal shoe size, I did this and the fit is perfect. I highly recommend this shoe. ... read more