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- Durable footwear for hiking
- Provides protection against foot problems and supports the ankle
- Have thick soles
- Usually require lacing
- Types of materials: leather, nylon, plastic
- Retail average: $100
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Finding the Right Boot
There are hundreds of types of hiking boots out there so it's best to know what you will need the boot for. If you are a day hiker on an easy terrain, then a light weight boot will offer enough support. If you are venturing towards a more moderate terrain look for a mid-weight boot, and for more challenging terrain you may want to explore mountaineering boot options. These are completely sealed boots that do not allow moisture in and are designed for warmth in extreme conditions. -
The Right Fit
When trying on hiking boots be sure to bring the type of sock that you will be wearing on your hike. You don't want a boot that is a little tight because when you hike your feet will swell a bit and you need to allow room. This does not mean that you should get a boot that is too large for you. Find a boot that allows you to move your toes but doesn't allow you to move your heel. This will prevent blistering and also any ankle problems.
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Hiking Boots Questions
What is the history of the boot 1 AnswerLegend has it that the first boots were worn by Ghengis Khan. Later Wellingtons, a 4 part-construction boot that was easily mass-produced were worn by soldiers... read more
When applying Mink oil to boots should I heat the boots to allow the mink oil product to soak in better or is room temperature effective? 2 Answersdo not heat the boots use a cloth and a small amount at a time the friction will create heat and it will melt in with work. small circles are the best but it ma... read more
Are those Fitness Boot-Camps worth it? 4 AnswersIt can be the equal to a crash diet or with the right attitude a way to junp start a "do over" in life. I suggest writing down- before you attend- why you are c... read more
Where can I get genuine UGG boots in a UK Size? 3 Answersthey only come in US sizes if yu want to get a pair look at the size shoe yu wear in a US size then the UK size will be one size smaller then the US size read more




