Peter Storm Men's Filey Waterproof Mid Walking Boots with StormGrip Outsole, Men's Hiking Boots, Men's Trekking & Hiking Footwear

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There are definitely some issues here if you are looking for a tough boot to last for years and years. Without that maintenance and extra care, these shoes could be a bit worn and less reliable after a couple of seasons. The fit of the shoes and the cushioning of the midsole and ankle all allow for a nice feel around the foot and reliability for regular use. Also, some say that there was no need to break these in at all.

The comfort and support over long distances are impressive and it seems that many women will be able to use this as their go-to shoe for walks and errands in bad weather. It might not last too many winters, but it doesn’t need to at this price.The design is aimed at a more limited market because it is so dark and heavy. But, if that is your thing and you want something nice and reliable for general use, the Peter Storm walking boots may help you out. To give that price some context we then looked at all of the products available from Go Outdoors in the Waterproof Leather category. We found 29 items in total. What’s the price of Waterproof Leather? Zamberlan topped our walking boots survey. The brand was founded near the Piccole Dolomiti (Little Dolomites) mountain range in northern Italy and according to its customers, its boots would stand up to alpine terrain. Zamberlan’s boots, including many made from Italian leather, get the full five stars for comfort, durability, fit and water resistance. One of the issues with weatherproofing is that some see a decline with time. This leads to questions over the need for greater care and maintenance of these boots.

I've had these bad boys for just over 2 years now, and admittedly I don't do 8 mile walks every week, but I do wear these shoes most days, (I even chose them over my Doc's now!) as they are just the most comfortable boots I've ever owned, and they don't look half bad either (until I tore the laces)! Be careful of really good prices from some shops. Some things can cook like walking boots but are just trainers just dressed up.Using the table: Survey (conducted in March and April 2021) is based on data from 3,118 Which? members who own walking boots bought since 2016. ‘-’ = there isn’t enough data. Average price paid is based on the mean amount members paid for their footwear. Customer score is based on satisfaction and whether members would recommend the brand. Zamberlan walking boots The sole is a Vibram sole, rather than a lesser name, with good grip. The uppers of the Peter Storm walking boots are waterproof – to begin with at least – and you also get a nice mesh lining inside. Even with these concerns in mind, these boots are still easy to recommend to those on a budget. There are enough positive comments from happy buyers to suggest it might offer value after all, as there are no complaints about comfort or waterproofing.

The only issue I've had is that the 'lace hooks' occasionally catch against each other/ the other shoe - but this is because I walk with my feet very close together, and tend to trip on my own feet regularly. The seam on one of them looks like it's starting to go - and I'm disappointed the laces frayed so soon, and most recently the fast wearing of the sole now making these boots unfit for purpose.The furthest I've walked in these boots in one go is from Whitby bay to Robin Hood's bay ( apx 12miles ) and there were no rubbings, blisters or swore feet! When it comes to the weatherproofing on these walking shoes, there are some mixed comments. Some are more than happy with this shoe and find that it performs well. The Peter Storm Grizedale Walking Boots look like a great choice for women that want a feminine shoe that can still hold up to long walks and bad weather. While many wearers appreciate the comfort and protective features, there are others that worry about the longevity of the shoe. This is to be expected with something at this price point.