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ill take lone peaks over brooks anyday

Do they have something very breathable in their product range? looking for a summer shoe for hiking when I know it won't rain and I hate getting hot feet. There are unfortunately not many with a mesh like design

The huge problem with the TERREX and I have 3 pairs is that the sizing is absolutely ridiculous, I wear 45 and need 47-48 for TERREX, the toe box is small , why can't they just get it right, although i likex the design i stoped buying them. SALEWA are amazing , they have their base in Dolomiten mountains , traction is amazing, they are a bit more technical with a mountain character for off trail, they do have a thinner more athletic shape, Columbia has started producing seriously comfortable shoes and hard working have a couple of pairs since years and they really really hold up. Merrel unfortunately whenever i bought them they didn't hold up after a year or so, their quality was low

I've used Altra Lone Peaks for 5 years. Comfort, wide toe box ok but now I want to try the Vibram sole for better traction and durability.. My choice : Hoka Speedgoat 5 . Hiking the 600 km distance GR5 trail accross the French Alps, from Geneva lake to French Riviera. We"ll see...

Awesome, thank you. I am also heading to Italy and was looking at all kinds of shoes, including Rossignol SKPR, but have never tried them. I will check these out!

Thank you. Have you heard anything about the Rossignol SKPR Hiking Shoes ?

What are your thoughts on the insect resistance? Did it work for Ausungate? Or did you still need to spray? And did u need/use permethrin.

Bad shoes. It is not solid.

i like merrell because they put hiking sole in their sneaker line. this fits my life style very well. i probably will never buy a single pair of hiking shoes from merrell but i'd definitely come back for their all terrain sneakers every two or three years. i wish more brands would adopt this idea.

Заказ себе из США в Челябинск такие кроссовки, только в варианте с мембраной. Жду, пока приедут!

Altra lone peak for me. South West coastal path, South downs way, Cumbria way, Tour du Mont Blanc. Not a single blister or ankle issue. I love them.

split on each side were toes bend when walking on both GTX terrex shoes after 6 month they are shit.. Got pictures, they look new apart from the splits and its got a floppy heal

Merrell shoes now is trash

Epic shoe

I had a pair of brooks cascadia 5 years ago but used them while bike touring where I had to do a lot of pushing. Been a fan of hokas bc of comfort but not much availability in wide width. Just bought some altra lone peak, wide toe box and rugged sole seem to be working well for hiking.

Worst hiking shoe I’ve purchased. My ankles rolled on first hike. Alain the tread was coming apart on the first hike. Comfy walking shoe just keep it out of the dirt 🤷‍♂️

These are some of the best boots. One of the main reasons is that the rubber is soft and grippy.

I can only comment on the Merrell, and I must for its large toe box! I am flat footed and struggle to find comfortable shoes. If you are a flat foot like me, check the Merrell Moab 3. I also own the Merrell Nova 3 and love it.

What? No mention of Altra Olympus 5?

Thanks for your video. Could you suggest what kind of socks would be better for this shoe when hiking? like mid-weight, light-weight?

Hiked for about 2600 miles in 11 months one week into not being able to have my preferred shoe. I tried I new shoe the brooks cascadia I broke my fucking ankle and had to get air lifted out of the jungle of New Zealand right when I got to the South Island.

Depends on your feet and locomotion. Get shoes fitted properly.

It's a diverse world.. Every one has a different need and Brooks doesn't work for me... But this video was just too good.. Fab communication and convincing skills..

I recently bought 2 used pairs store returns like new off Ebay from $45 IN size 12w and I love them, perfect fit, alot of support

Nice writing and presentation! I didn't know I wanted these 😊

They don't sell Meindl in America?

You suck

Abd yet again it shows me.. brooks are just a great company they have good products abd they don't need pleanty of advisement bc the product simply speaks for itself...guess this us the reason i haven't replaced my trainers company for a decade now (i buy every year a new pair from the new series, same series new model same company

I loved this shoe until I went on a through hike. It held up well and for a hike of a few weeks no issue. However there is not enough padding and a daily twenty mile hikes over several weeks will wreck your feet. Do I still buy this shoe? Yes for around the house, day and weekend hikes. For long distance hiking or backpacking I love my Hokas.

I hike barefoot, f shoes.

Well, I got a super discounted pair yesterday and gonna hit the trail in a few days. Excited cause I only paid $30!

There were alot of claims that you could not confirm, what is the point of this video except to give me the impression they are best.....LOL, another typical know it all youtuber fluffing around.

Got em and I like em. Cascadias are good.

They are very good. But...my old pair, despite being highly wearable has ALL of the rubber on the front and the sides going bad, debonding, falling apart.

I have a pair in my closet right now, and they are the third pair I've had. I have found that Merrell fit my feet the say no other shoe I've tried. For the first time though, the sole started to separate from the uppers. An application of Shoe Goo fixed the problem, but it is unfortunate. Still, I love them.

Lone Peaks are not minimalist. I have no problem stepping on sharp rocks in them. Also "ankle support" is totally overrated. Your ankles should naturally be flexible and strong. The downside of Altras is just that they fall apart too easily.

Brooks Cascadia is the shoe he liked. Finally says it at 2.25.

My last pair was bought directly from Merrell on closeout sale. Very comfortable but I had very short sole life. Wore right thru the heel in no time . Pretty disappointed with the short life.

Man, I love my Topo Athletic Runventure 4s. Zero drop, minimal stack height, no rock plate, wide toe box. I can feel the ground I am stepping on and never roll an ankle anymore. All other shoes I've tried, rolled. Too bad they are being discontinued.

I wear mine at work standing most of the day on concrete floors Order a half size larger as Merrells run small plus I add Spenco Ground Control High Arch Insole on top of the Merrell insole. I wear double socks with Merrell's. More cushion on impact with all sorts of tasks.

I use Merrell Moabs at work standing on concrete floors all day with added Spenco ground control high arch insoles, it proves to be an unbeatable combination. My Moabs are also for hiking as the same pair can endure work and play without a hitch. Yet at one time I swore by Nike ACG Mountain shoes were the best for me. But once they started falling apart prematurely with the soles coming off due to poor glue I was finished purchasing them for good.

Danner 2650s are amongst my favorites. Low drop, grippy, durable, toe room, excellent both up and downhill. You didn’t mention specifically what you found unsavory about Danners and I’m curious to know.

Did you go up a size?

I love mine but despite claims (and merino wool socks) I find these not very breathable, so much so in summer they are actually unbearable. Perfect for winter hikes but I don't even live in a hot part of the world and it's too much.

Been wearing them for years specifically the Moab as they come in a wide. Doesn’t need a break in period👍👍

I have 3 pairs of Merrells, without a doubt the best shoe I’ve ever owned…I have 3 pairs, the oldest is 17 years old and I still wear that pair today! Ergonomics are brilliant, material is fantastic and durability, unsurpassed! 💪🇿🇦

The first non-hiking shoes I wore after ditching the heavy leather Vibram-soled monsters? Nike Air Tailwind, the shoe before Nike visible Air was available in 1978. Great for PCT and desert hiking.

Great shoe but wear out way too fast for serious hikers. I went thru four pair a year. Now Oboz is my go to..

I've been trail running and hiking in Cascadias for about 10 years. Have tried others and the trends that they represent in that time but always come back to the Cascadias.

Have had about 4 pairs of MOABs. Hiked all the NH 4000 footers in them . Just bought a new pair to hike Mt Washington Tuesday.