ColumbiaMen's Newton Ridge Plus 2 Wp Mid Rise Trekking and Hiking Boots

Spent ages looking for a pair of boots. I usually stick with goretex shoes (never good enough for wet winters) as find boots either annoying and heavy or lightweight but leak water (especially material whether goretex or not)but after a few soggy walks this autumn I was determined to spend some decent money on leather waterproof lightweight boots. Spent ages comparing brands and reviews for boots around the £150-200 mark but couldn't quite find a pair that matched what I wanted. Having previously worn and liked Colombia shoes I saw what they had and came across these for an absolute bargain price. Can't go wrong. Lightweight, waterproof so far on a handful of soggy dog walks through long grass and comfortable. Grip also seems good. I was worried they might feel a bit tightbon the width as my shoes were but these are more generous and fit a size 10 perfectly. Highly recommended.

I have had the boots for some 2 weeks and so insufficient time to make a full assessment. Indeed, it would help if requests from Amazon for reviews were delayed until a month after purchase. That said, the boots came earlier than expected and, to date, I have no complaints. They are comfortable to wear and appear to be robust and waterproof but only time will tell if this remains the case. I wear them daily when walking my dog on a range of surfaces with a variety of weather conditions and so far all is well.

I have 'Fred Flintstone' feet, so finding walking boots to fit is always a challenge without needing a bank loan. I researched lots of boots online and read numerous reviews before settling on these. They were mid price but I only wanted them for dog walking.I walk across trails that consist of dirt, grass and stones of all sizes in the summer and slippery mud, stones and long wet grass in the rest of the time. These have proven to be very impressive. They roll over the stones without feeling that sharp dig through the soles. They are lightweight so even when mud filled aren't like diving boots. They have excellent grip so I have much more confidence coming down the hill that my previous boots gave me. My feet have stayed dry in all conditions so far, the long wet grass has not penetrator. I walk through 1 or 2 inch puddles normally with just a hint of wet feet by my instep. This is because the tongue is a bit short, so overall they are very good, very good even.My only gripe is the tongue is too short. To be perfect the tongue could be an inch or two longer, which would make them both easier to tie and give total protection from any water coming over the top.

I'm usually fussy with boots and shoes/sneakers, but these are perfect for almost any occasion. Not sure if it's going to rain? Wear these boots. Might have to go through muddy terrain? They'll have the necessary grip. To top it all off they feel super comfortable. I'm considering getting an extra pair.

The shoe is comfortable and fits almsot true to size, but after only 1 and a half months of usage, the thin fabric which acts as a bridge for the laces to go through got ripped apart. Now the laces are too long to use without them. I have only used the boots for a handful of times, and only went on one easy hike, in sunny weather. I am terribly dissapointed.

I have been used these boots for a few months and they have hold up well. They have a large enough space for my feet (some boots can be quite tight and this is not one of them). It has been waterproof so far so all in all I’m quite happy with them.

I had arranged to return these shoes as so many reviews say that they are not waterproof. I am so pleased I changed my mind. They are unbelievably comfortable. Waterproof? To a degree they are. However in a recent storm they did let in water at the top of the shoe. Walking in wet grass though was fine. Laces are good too easy on and off and they don't come undone. I am thinking of buying a second pair in a different colour.

I paid £60 on Amazon, so at that price, they're a good buy. Very comfortable, but the trade off is a soft sole and that's already starting to wear down after not a lot of walking. Ankle support is poor though. Not waterproof either, more water resistant. I would not buy these for use as a dedicated hiking boot, but for short walks into town and stuff like that, they're OK.

For the past ten years, the Columbia Men's Newton Ridge Plus WP Hiking Shoe has been my top choice for hiking. These boots excel in waterproofing, keeping my feet dry on wet trails and through shallow streams. Their durability is impressive, with high-quality full-grain leather and sturdy construction that withstands frequent hikes.Comfort is a key feature, with excellent support and cushioning. The lightweight midsole provides long-lasting comfort and superior energy return. The rubber sole offers great traction, especially on wet surfaces, ensuring stability and safety on steep or rocky trails.Affordability is another major plus. Despite their high quality, these boots are reasonably priced, making them a great value. The Columbia Men's Newton Ridge Plus WP Hiking Shoe is perfect for anyone looking for reliable, durable, and comfortable hiking footwear at an excellent price point.

Excelentes y muy comodas

Las botas son sensacionales, son super cómodas y lindas super recomendable para comprar

These boots are very comfortable and well lasting. I’ve used them for work, hiking, and day wear.

Columbia hiking boots have been a reliable and comfortable choice for my outdoor adventures. From challenging mountain hikes to leisurely walks in the woods, these boots have consistently provided the support and durability needed to conquer various terrains. The boots are well-crafted with high-quality materials, ensuring they can withstand the wear and tear of rugged trails. What I appreciate most is the waterproofing technology, which has kept my feet dry even in wet and muddy conditions. This feature significantly enhances comfort and minimizes the risk of blisters or discomfort during long hikes.The Columbia hiking boots offer a secure fit and ample ankle support, reducing the risk of twists or sprains while traversing uneven terrain. They have excellent traction, providing confidence in every step, whether I'm climbing steep slopes or descending rocky paths. The boots also have a cushioned insole that adds to the overall comfort, reducing foot fatigue on extended treks. The durability of these boots is impressive; they've lasted through multiple seasons of use without showing significant signs of wear. Overall, Columbia hiking boots strike a fantastic balance between comfort, durability, and performance, making them a reliable choice for outdoor enthusiasts like myself.