Hanwag’s Belorado II Mid boots are narrow walking boots with a precise fit, best suited to those with narrow, low volume feet. Inside, they feel impeccably made with a smooth, seamless feel and superb walking comfort coupled with generous helpings of reassuring German build quality. The 1100g weight (per pair) is impressive considering the high levels of performance and durability on offer.

Design: The particular materials and elements used in the design and construction of this boot reflect the Keen company's values and its commitment to "ensure that the materials we use in our products are safe for you, our employees, and the environment." Traction: Secure and solid traction and footing is reported to occur due to the use of a "Keen all--terrain" rubber outsole. The traction sole has 4mm multi-directional lugs.KEEN has always taken comfort seriously, so you know that when you choose a KEEN boot it’ll get you through the day with better support and less foot fatigue. Whether that means helping keep your feet dry when you’re slogging through slushy winter streets, or helping keep you supported when you’re bagging peaks in the heat of summer, KEEN women’s boots will do the job with style. Weight: Keen describes the Terradora II as a lightweight hiking boot that doubles as an "all-around town trekker." These boots certainly are lighter than my Keen Targhees, not just anecdotally, but on the scale, too. There’s a huge variety of lightweight walking boots on the market, partly due to the range of situations you might want them for - from walking the dog, sunny rambles on the South Downs and casual riverside wanders, all the way to alpine peak bagging, lightweight boots are your friend. For an easy entry to the lightweight boot world, the Keen NXIS Evo Mid is a surprisingly capable boot, ideal for low level walking, trails and the like. Keen's updated Terradora II Waterproof Boot is described as an "all around trekker," designed with comfort, performance, fit, and traction in mind. This mid-height hiker is just one option in Keen's women's Terradora line, which also includes a low hiker, an open toe sandal, and a toe post sandal.

First things first, this is a boot that’s specifically designed for women. What that means is that it’s built around a last (or a model of a foot) based on the average shape of a woman’s foot. This good-looking hiking boot follows Keen's popular women's only Terradora, with a few added technical tweaks. These trail shoes were worn on a 10+ mile hike on fairly easy terrain, over an 8 hour period on a 65F day.If you’re looking for a more sleek, go-with-everything look, the waterproof Presidio mid and tall boots offer a classic style and a reliable slip-resistant outsole. Dress them down with jeans or pull them on with leggings and a skirt—you’ll feel protected from the elements without looking like you’re about to scale Denali. Snow Boots for Women The TX4 MID GTX stands out in a saturated market for many reasons, but possibly the most noticeable is that this rugged, deal with almost anything boot comes in at 970g a pair, which is very lightweight considering the level of support and durability they offer. Now that I’ve had chance to walk a fair few more miles in these sandals it’s time to write my full review. I always like to wait until I’ve had time to test products out properly before sharing what I think, which means that sometimes you have to wait a good few weeks before I get to featuring things on here – I have had these since mid-June-ish and am not ashamed that it’s taken me until now to put my thoughts online. The lacing is very easy to tweak over the gusseted tongue for a precise fit and the boots are easy to get into and out of, a small but important detail.