Patagonia Vagabond Hiking Boots - Waterproof, Recycled Materials (For Women)

I wear these to work and walk in. Quite comfortable would purchase another pair.

I work outdoors in the national forest everyday and am always looking for the best shoe. The boots are so very comfortable from the moment you put them on. No pressure points; good traction and flexible enough to feel nimble on your feet. However, I would highly recommend not choosing this shoe if you like dry feet. Walking in light rain or wet grass will make your feet wet. I have to change socks once a day in the field so I am not uncomfortable. But on dry days... I love love love them. What do ya do.

My favorite of the 3 pairs I tested. Wide toe box and good overall comfort and stability. My foot shifts very little when going up or down. I typically wear a 9 running shoe and 9.5 hiking boot. 9.5 fits but I would not want it any smaller. If you are between sizes order up.

We live in canyon country around here, and these boots can take what the canyons dish out! These boots feel very stable. My first hike in them was a 7 hour gruel, my feet were sore, but then again I was breaking them in, it was a gruelling 7 hour hike, and they held up fine.

Felt a bit stiff and my toes hit the tip of the boot when walking downhill, so I didn't keep them. Nice color.

I tried on a ton of boots in a store and was a little scared to order these without trying them on, but they turned out to be wonderful. Very sturdy and comfortable. Jumping around on rocks is fun with the special rubber on the sole.

Might not have enough insulation for sub freezing temps - I haven't yet tested them below 30F.