NORTIV 8 Men's Ankle High Waterproof Hiking Boots Outdoor Lightweight Shoes Trekking Trails Armadillo

These boots look and feel like a quality product right out of the box. I purchased the 10 Wide for my 4.4-inch wide foot, and the fit was excellent following the sizing guidelines. I used them on a 3day hiking trip in Hot Springs, Arkansas, covering about 15 miles through varying terrain and elevation, and they performed really well. Break-in was quick; I only wore them around the house for a day beforehand and I had no issues with blisters or hot spots. What I Like • Very comfortable, especially for wide feet • Great grip for hiking across different terrains • Quick break-in period with no discomfort • Look and feel like a quality boot Things to Consider • Not fully waterproof. fine for rain and wet conditions, but not ideal for deeper water crossings Who This Is Best For • Great for hikers looking for a comfortable, wide-friendly boot at a more affordable price • Ideal for day hikes or multi-day trips where full waterproofing isn’t required

These are very comfortable boots. I bought and returned my first 9 regular and got 9 wide. The wide is perfect for my big foot. The toe box of the wide is very comfy, there is room to move but not sloppy by any means!!! The speed laces are something I look for in all my boots. The speed (top hook laces) are really good quality and not sharp at all, I have had speed laces on other boots actually cut the laces. I will break these in, wear them at work and beat them up on hikes. There is great ankle support and well padded in the ankle as well. The price can't be beat either!!! I have a pronated step and expensive Merells kill my ankles and knees, these do not.

These boots are lightweight yet sturdy and supportive. They handle hikes and outdoor walks comfortably with good traction. Waterproofing holds up well in wet conditions. Excellent value for everyday outdoor wear.

I'm a diabetic and finding a she that gives me ankle support, comfort and lightweight build is often a challange. I've tried allot of brands ( Northface, Timberland, Sketchers, Solomon, ...) usually bite the bullet and go with $150 ish Keene boots because they tend to have a wider toe box. I decided to give these a try when I wanted an occasional knocking around the yard boot (that may get dirty) . Glad I did. These boots seem every bit as roomy and comfortable as the more expensive shoe brand. Build quality seems solid and they broke right in within a day of use. Love these boots at twice the price.

I purchased these for my brother, and he has been really happy with them so far. He hasn't done much hiking, and doesn't have a lot of gear for it, so I bought these as his graduation gift so that we can go hiking together when he's visiting me in California! He mentioned they were comfortable right out of the box with no real break in period, which is a big plus for hiking shoes. They are also lightweight, so they do not feel bulky or tiring on longer walks or hikes. The waterproofing has held up well in light rain and damp conditions, helping keep his feet dry and comfortable. They also seem to have good traction, which is important for uneven trails and different terrain. From what he has said, they strike a nice balance between support and flexibility, making them a great option for someone just getting into hiking or doing moderate mileage. For the price, these seem like a really solid value. They are comfortable, practical, and a good entry point before investing in more expensive hiking footwear. Plus, they just look cool and stylish. He loves wearing them! Overall, a great pick for beginner hikers or anyone looking for a lightweight and reliable option.

Wonderful set of boots, fit is true to size, extremely comfortable, easy lacing notches, super light and versatility is boundless for any traction needed.

These boots are economical for short term means. If you plan on buying a new pair every 6 months to 1 year this is your go to. If you want to save money but want quality boots, these are the boots to go with. I use everyday, all day. They fit my wide feet well, most high priced/name brand boots dont fit well with size/width standards that I need. I would rather spend the $60 for a pair of these boots every 6 months to 1 year compared to hundreds of dollars for a boot that doesn't fit right. You might want to buy a construction grade insole to go along with these boots as the insoles provided dont last very long.

I am absolutely in love with these boots! I wear a size 15 wide shoe and it's very difficult for me to find well fitting footwear, but these Nortiv 8 boots fit me perfectly and are the most comfortable I've worn in decades! I decided to go with the synthetic uppers rather than the suede based on a recommendation by Amazon's AI, 'Rufus' who explained that suede doesn't hold up as well and isn't as waterproof as the synthetic. Plus they look just great! In the first three weeks after I received them I put them to the test on many all day hikes into the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains where they held up perfectly in all types of terrain, including swampy muddy areas, rocky sharp aggregate, smooth slippery limestone, volcanic mudflow, and loose gravel. I've hiked in downpouring rain, fog, even some snow and my feet never got wet. They are truly waterproof. My feet tend to be cold by nature but these boots paired with thick socks kept my feet warm! I really like the lacing system on these boots. The laces don't bind, they're easy to loosen and tighten, adjusting the boot's fit depending on the thickness of the socks you're wearing or other factors. They even come with an extra pair of laces which can really come in handy. The tread on these boots is rugged and hold up really well to the abuse I put them through on my many hikes. Even after clocking over 200 miles on these boots the treads still look nearly new. I was so impressed with the fit, the style, and performance of these boots that I ordered a second pair right away. I plan to use one pair for my rugged back hills hiking and the second pair for walking, day hikes, and other more casual occasions.