adidasWomen's Terrex AX4 Sneaker

bought this for a trip to Sedona and it didnt dissapoint me on the rocky sandy hikes! its comfortable, has great grip and even looks great! it was really impressive for the price i paid! Im size 6.5 and ordered 6.5 but it feels bigger than my feet.. I wouldnt size down because when i hike my feet tend to get swollen, so its fine that its a little bigger than my feet. m very happy with this purchase:).

They fit well and are very comfortable. So far no water issues but I do love how they fit. Solid shoe. Got them for a fantastic price too

So I looked for an hour for the right price size 11 men's ax4 and Amazon can be confusing because you can get all kinds of results for women when you're trying to isolate men's only and I started getting tired so sure enough I accidentally made a purchase found these for 40 bucks unbelievably and after ordering them realized they were for women and was really upset so since I only paid 40 bucks I decided I was going to keep them and resell them or give them to a friend if I could even find that woman with a size 11. So I get the package and I look at them and they are amazingly beautiful and I realize they look kind of big and I slipped my foot into them and sure enough they fit me like a glove so they are in fact a men's size 11 or at least the ones I got were. They were quite short for an 11 they actually fit like a 10 and a half because I'm somewhat of a 10 and a half and even have to buy 11 and 1/2 with some makes and models but these ones fit so short I had to clip my big toenails to make them fit right and until I break them in I will have to wear thin socks. They fit great though and for a wide foot they do great and I have a pretty wide foot. The only thing I don't like so far is I can't seem to wear ankle socks because the heel cushion goes way too far up for a running shoe and I know this is more like a trail runner but this is definitely not a walking shoe and for a running shoe that higher Achilles cushion actually rubs on your Achilles and that friction will leave a burn in no time so you either have to wear them in slowly before you go on a long run or you're going to have to wear longer socks and that's straight up. Maybe the way your feet move might get a pass with this one but mine sure didn't I wore them for a half a day on a Saturday just cruising around not even doing anything active and they burned my achilles pretty good but not to the point of actually burning skin off. Good thing the material is soft enough that the friction doesn't get you hot but I would wear long socks for the first few times you wear them and maybe that Achilles cushion will bend to the contour of where your heel meets your Achilles. Hope this helps you make your decision but they are a great shoe they just are not for walking and if you do a lot of walking I would get a half a size big and by the blue pro foot memory foam insoles because they aren't too thick and they add amazing cushion I pretty much use them in every pair of shoes and boots. In my opinion they could have done better with the insoles but this is like a sport shoe so you get ruggedness and firmness.

I’m a regular hiker with my dog and these shoes are amazing. Super comfortable. A little wider than most and I like that fit. Doesn’t hurt my feet after a couple hours in the woods. Great traction, relatively waterproof , not submerged, and comfortable. Only hiking shoes I’ll buy. I have several pairs in different colors. Wonderful shoes.

These can't be real Adidas. They feel cheap, flimsy, and way to big for a 6.5.

These are, indeed, wide width shoes as is indicated on the tag which reads "Terrex Ax4 W" (W = wide). I don't always wear wide width shoes but when it comes to a shoe that I'll be hiking in, or standing and active in, for long periods of activity, I tend to choose wide width shoes because my feet swell. Having a wider width accounts for that expansion which leaves my feet plenty of room for comfort without the added discomfort of all-around pressure on my swollen feet. While they're a bit roomier in the toe box due to the wide width (which I happen to like because again, my feet swell during activity), they still work for my narrow feet regardless because they're lace up shoes that I can just cinch up to my liking anyway. Hikers are generally always a tad wider than casual shoes to account for these things, as well as heavier socks. These are light, love the color combo, are machine washable, breathable and have solid traction on the soles. They're going to be perfect for hiking!

These run a least a size small. I only tried them for a few minutes but they felt stiff and didn’t seem to have much cushion

I hate boots that cover my ankles so I tried these for winter hiking. They were comfortable and water resistant. I got them a half size up so I could layer my socks, but I probably didn’t need to. They fit slightly larger than expected. The tread is better for rough terrain than my Nike Trailrunners, but they’re not as pretty or lightweight.