Oboz Footwear Teton Trail Shoes - Suede (For Women)

We live in south west Ireland where mountain walking is a national pastime. These hiking shoes have already taken me to one summit and, as a rank newbie to the sport, have given me a great confidence boost! They have the traction I need to scramble over rocky outcrops and were wearable right out of the box.

really wanted to love these. felt great at first, but a walk around the block left my arches aching. I have very low(nonexistent) arches, so these might be great shoes for someone else.

True to size, light walking shoe for city or trail.

These shoes are comfortable right out of the box. I am taking them to China in April. A nice shoe for the price.

I love this shoe! I like how the laces curve in - it makes the shoe look unique as well as preventing the shoe tongue from slipping. They keep my feet warm at hockey games, are great for around town in the winter, and for hiking as well. Love the spice color too!

I bought these shoes for the color and design. And they are exactly what I had hoped for, not to mention that they are very well-made. Very happy with this purchase.

I live on one acre of land and spend a lot of time outdoors tending to the property. These shoes are durable and rain resistant. Living in the Gulf Coast region, these will be used regularly with enthusiam!

I've worn these shoes around town and on rocky trails, and my blister-prone feet didn't get even one sore spot. One of my feet oversupinates, but the shoe supported it just fine. Very comfy, on the stiff side, looks like a bouldering shoe (I like that).

Great outdoor shoe. Angled lacing system helps keep the tongue from slipping sideways.

I've worn it 4-5 days/week for the last 2 months. I like: -stiff forefoot -keeps foot centered over sole, i haven't turned my ankle walking on uneven ground. -comfortable suede molds to your foot and is cooler and more breathable than nubuck -grippy sole What could be improved: -heel lock. it's fine for day to day and in the city, but I get blisters on hikes > 6 or so miles. I've worn a range of thin to thick socks. next thing i'll try is to wear a liner underneath my hiking sock. oboz: i bought a second pair because i really appreciate the stiff forefoot and overall fit. but if you improve the heel lock (perhaps use the yellowstone heel lock?) i would like it more and would definitely buy it.