Hiking Shoes & Boots

Hiking shoes & boots

Hiking boots are essential equipment for walking for hours in the mountains, on all kinds of steep trails.

Hiking requires good shoes on your feet; we often hike for several hours and it is important to have good foot support and grip on steep trails. Hiking shoes provide comfort, good ankle support and protect your feet thanks to a toe cap located at the front of the shoe. The exterior of the hiking shoes is made of waterproof and breathable materials (Gore-Tex, Sympatex, etc.) to keep your feet dry. The sole is equipped with lugs to grip on rocky terrain. The main brands of hiking shoes include French brands (Millet, Salomon, Lafuma) or international brands (Asolo, Meindl, Scarpa, La Sportiva or Garmont).

Comfort and pleasure

Comfort is an essential aspect of a good pair of hiking shoes to avoid walking for miles and miles with sore and tired feet. Hiking shoes are specially designed to provide optimal fit and proper support for the feet. With their cushioned soles and breathable materials, they ensure optimum comfort.

Nature and weather proof boots

The ruggedness and durability of the hiking shoes make them ideal for tackling the most demanding terrain. Their lugs offer excellent traction and grip, allowing you to venture confidently on slippery surfaces. There is no need to worry about tears or damage, as these shoes are designed to withstand the toughest of tests.

Good hiking shoes for good foot protection

A good pair of hiking shoes should offer optimal protection for your feet. It is easy to forget that shoes are the first to protect against unpredictable obstacles such as sharp rocks, tree roots and thorns. Hiking shoes are often equipped with reinforced toe caps and water-resistant materials to protect you from the elements.

At Alltricks, our goal is for you to find the right shoe for you. To do this, we strive to offer you the largest possible selection of men's trekking shoes and women's trekking shoes. If you need advice, check out our buying guide or our comparison of the best trekking shoes.

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