
When your miles take you into unpredictable terrain, you need socks that won't quit – ever. These Darn Tough Hiker Quarter Midweight Hiking Socks for Men are built with the rugged reliability Darn Tough is famous for. They sit approximately 5.5
The Danner Trail 2650 Hiking Shoe owes its namesake to the Pacific Crest Trail, which measures 2650 miles in length, and this innovative trail trainer is built with just such demanding terrain in mind. We really appreciate how the Megagrip Vibram outsoles...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Konos TRS Hiking Shoe has quickly become my favorite for versatile trail use. The Omni-MAX™ midsole is incredibly responsive, and the Navic Fit™ system keeps my heel locked in place, so I feel stable even...
Faster and more athletic than traditional hikers, Merrell Speed Strike 2 Hiking Shoes for women give hard-charging hikersightweight and athletic comfort and protection for the trail. A smart choice for covering miles of rugged terrain, the
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I wear the Sawtooth Ascent Low when I want a hiking shoe that can handle rugged terrain but still feels breathable and flexible. It has great grip, plenty of underfoot support, and doesn’t feel bulky or overbuilt...
An earth-conscious hiker design, Merrell Tempo Sol Mid Waterproof Hiking Shoes foradies offer women trail-ready performance and everyday comfort. Waterproof suedeeather and mesh uppers feature a mid-height cut to support and protect feet
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I wore the Moab Speed 2 through two weeks of back-to-back hiking in Patagonia — varied terrain, long days, no blisters — and never once wished I'd brought heavier boots. The FloatPro midsole keeps fatigue...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""This shoe feels super supportive without being bulky. The leather upper gives it serious durability and weather resistance, and it still breathes well enough for long days. I wear it for everything from light...
An earth-conscious hiker design, Merrell Tempo Sol Mid Waterproof Hiking Shoes foradies offer women trail-ready performance and everyday comfort. Waterproof suedeeather and mesh uppers feature a mid-height cut to support and protect feet
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I wore the Moab Speed 2 through two weeks of back-to-back hiking in Patagonia — varied terrain, long days, no blisters — and never once wished I'd brought heavier boots. The FloatPro midsole keeps fatigue...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""This shoe feels super supportive without being bulky. The leather upper gives it serious durability and weather resistance, and it still breathes well enough for long days. I wear it for everything from light...
If you're a wide-footed adventurer who wants the stability of a dedicated hiking boot with the lightness underfoot of a low-cut shoe, we recommend you lace up a pair of the Merrell Moab 3 Wide Hiking Shoes to strike that ideal balance. The nylon shanks...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""When the forecast is dry and I’m planning a long hike, the Sawtooth Ascent Low is what I grab. It’s light, breathable, and gives me the support I need on rocky or uneven terrain without weighing me down. Great...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Renegade Evo LL Mid stands out for its incredible glove-leather lining that feels luxurious and keeps my feet dry even on long hikes. The reduced seams and tailored design create a close-to-foot fit that feels...
The Montana Hiking-Themed State Flag Souvenir Magnet stylishly commemorates your adventures in Big Sky Country! It features a hiking scene in the background of the state flag, so you can show off your favorite state by adding it to your fridge, bumpe
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I like this shoe for fast hikes and travel when I want real support without a bulky boot. The Vibram outsole grips confidently on mixed terrain, and the cushioning feels great over long days. It’s light, stable,...
High volume and a low height—the Bridger Low B-Dry Wide Hiking Shoe is the best choice for wide-footed hikers who prefer the feeling of a shoe to a boot. Oboz modeled these hiking shoes off of their flagship boot, maintaining the waterproof B-DRY technology...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""This hiking shoe blends sneaker-like comfort with the trail-ready performance of a boot. The waterproof tech keeps my feet dry, and the high-rebound cushioning is perfect for long hikes. I also appreciate the...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I wore the Moab Speed 2 through two weeks of back-to-back hiking in Patagonia — varied terrain, long days, no blisters — and never once wished I'd brought heavier boots. The FloatPro midsole keeps fatigue...
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:“This is a true hybrid that handles a bit of everything. It feels light and comfortable like a trail runner, but has the grip and stability you want when the terrain turns technical. Great for moving quickly across...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I like these when I want to move fast but still need enough protection for rocky trails. They stay comfortable on long days, and the reinforced front keeps sharp terrain from slowing me down.""When we lace up...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I like the Innox EVO II GTX for days when I want something light but still supportive. The DynaPU midsole has great rebound, and the MONOWRAP frame gives it more stability than most shoes in this weight class....
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I put the Sertig III Low GTX through a full day on a rocky trail with a creek crossing early on, and my feet stayed dry and comfortable the whole time. The wider fit made a noticeable difference on the descent...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I like this shoe for fast hikes and travel when I want real support without a bulky boot. The Vibram outsole grips confidently on mixed terrain, and the cushioning feels great over long days. It’s light, stable,...