Men's Vertisol Trail Hiking Shoe

Bought for daily use dog walking etc. Very comfortable. Great grips, spent a few hours rambling through the forest and had no issues.

On the everyday city use and I'm surprised how durable and good quality it is. Very comfortable for wide footed people and good cushioning. I work outside quite a lot but I did not put it through the mud test just now. You quickly realise this is not weather proof at all.

Very comfortable great fit.. columbia have become my go to for trainers

Great waterproof trainers.. Size a little big so had to insert in-soles now they fit well and are more comfortable. Dont know about duarability yet, but will see how they go. Nice looking colour and quite stylish. Not cheap but I feel worth the price.

I’ve had these in use for a while now. They’re comfortable and have taken a lot of abuse. I’m not a professional hiker however I do around 5 miles a day in woodland in all weathers and they’ve not let me down.

These don't claim to be waterproof so just keep that in mind when you're buying them if you are looking for a hiking shoe. They're well constructed and I particularly like the front of them where they've got the rubber to protect toes poking out of the bottom of the canvas, a good shoe...

Very comfy but just had them so cannot say anymore.

Only had then short while and already peeling the base off - only used for urban walking didn't even get as far to trails/hiking

Perfect size, feel, quality and comfort

When I first unboxed these shoes, the immediate impression was clear: this isn't your traditional heavy-duty hiking boot. If you're searching for the rugged, overbuilt feel of classic trail footwear, you'll want to look elsewhere. These shoes feel distinctly more geared toward casual wear and light trail exploration than demanding backcountry treks. The most notable difference is the material construction. The upper is dominated by a highly breathable, meshy material—a departure from the thick leather or stiff, reinforced synthetic uppers found on true hiking workhorses. This design choice grants exceptional flexibility and airflow, making them wonderfully comfortable for all-day wear, especially in warmer conditions. However, this also means they lack the robust structure and ankle support needed for carrying heavy packs or navigating aggressive, rocky terrain. Wearing them is akin to putting on a slightly more supportive athletic shoe; they are wonderfully lightweight and require zero break-in time. For pavement, parks, and well-maintained dirt paths, they are perfect. But for anything that qualifies as heavy hiking, the material simply doesn't offer the durability or protection required. They are best suited for the walker who occasionally dips onto a gentle trail, valuing comfort and a sneaker-like feel over the sheer ruggedness of a traditional boot.

Comfortable shoes and affordable price

Muy ligeros, cómodos y resistentes.

Me gusta la marca Columbia y pensé que la calidad en sus zapatos sería buena. Pero fue una decepción. El material que usaron en estos tenis es de baja calidad. Aunque la suela es buena y tiene agarre. Prefiero la marca Nike, que aunque sean económicos, la calidad en sus zapatos son de buena calidad.