adidasWomen's Terrex Free Hiker 2 Low Gore-TEX

I like and wear a roomier size 8 in my Brooks running shoes but usually do a 7.5 in many other shoes. I bought the 7.5 for these after reading reviews about size. They were too big and I had to send back to get a 7. They are insanely comfortable and a perfect trail shoe when hiking boots are too much but tennis shoes aren’t quite enough. These are more comfortable than typical trail running shoes and are a bit heavier. They have as good as or better traction and grip than other similar shoes (way more than OnClouds and about the same as Altra). They have a wide toe box and thick sole padding. They’re a great hiking shoe or for walking off road or in mud and rain, as they’re waterproof. Love them! They do look a little bulky on, so if that bothers you, you may want to look elsewhere.

Excellent, comfy shoes for standing all day at work!

Hard sole caused pressure points

I normally wear 9-9.5 womens or EU 40.5. Sized down based on other reviews. Got an 8 - EU40 and it was at least a 1/2 to full size to big. Comfortable-lightweight feel otherwise great, but unfortunately - sadly I had to return them for the fit was just not right. That’s the only reason for the 4 stars.Update: tried 1/2 smaller and still was to big all over. Not the shoe for me. May work for others as the run wide. They run at least a full size to big.

This is a good looking quality shoe at a great price and pleasing colors for someone 5'5" tall and up. It did not work for me because I'm in the height challenged range and it looked too bulky. It has received great reviews for a reason; extreme quality.

El pedido llegó rápido y cumple con lo ofrecido.

I thought that I had received men shoes instead of women's by mistake. These shoes are big everywhere. I wear a size 10 in Brooks and ordered a 9.5 in these. They were still over an inch in length too long. The width through out the shoe was so wide it was comical. The shoes esp the soles were so stiff they reminded me of snow boots. Besides that they looked like orthopedic shoes. I don't know if they are truly waterproof or have good traction. I didn't keep them.

These hiking shoes run larger than other brands, see my picture comparing them to several other brands I own that are the same size (size 8.) However, they are so comfy and my feet appreciated the extra room on my hike. My right foot typically can only stand a 45 minute hike before the ball of foot starts to throb and swell throbs. I took these out on a hour and 15 minute hike and only had mild pain. They performed very well on a variety of terrain. No slippage on sand, loose dirt, grass, or compact gravel, even in hills. There was minor slippage on loose rocksthat where about 1"-2" diameter when going downhill. The shoe also seemed to give my weak ankles more support. There was one point where I slipped slightly and felt my ankle wanted to turn, however the shoe prevented it. My old hiking shoes don't come up high enough on the ankle and my foot would have turned over for sure. If you're someone who has feet that ache and seem to swell when you hike, I would recommend sticking to your normal size. Otherwise you might want to size down. Personally, I'm glad they run a little big so my toes don't press against the shoe, which always seemed to happen when I'd walk down hills. My feet didn't seem to slide around in the extra room like I was worried they would either.

nice hiking shoes and you can use as winter shoes.