Closeouts. The name may sound funny, but Columbia Sportswear WallaWalla 2 low trail shoes are no joke in wet, technical terrain. The Omni-Tech® waterproof breathable membrane keeps your feet dry, and the Omni-Grip® outsole provides superb traction on a variety of terrain.
- Omni-Tech® waterproof breathable protection
- Breathable mesh with suede overlays
- Synthetic rubber toe and heel caps for abrasion resistance
- Gusseted tongue keeps out dirt and debris
- Removable cushioned insole
- Lightweight, durable TechLite® midsole provides shock absorption, support, stability and protection, and resists compression set
- Non-marking Omni-Grip® rubber outsole with multi-directional lugs provides traction on wet and dry surfaces
- Made in Indonesia
- Visit our Shoe Sizing Guide
- US shipments only
- Trail Running
- Waterproof (All)
- Waterproof materials: Omni-Tech® waterproof breathable membrane
- Gusseted tongue
- Upper: Suede and mesh
- Lining: Textile
- Removable insole
- Midsole: TechLite®
- Outsole: Rubber
- Weight (pair): 1 lb. 14 oz.
- Made in Indonesia
- Visit our Shoe Sizing Guide
- US shipments only
Average Rating (8 reviews)
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Reviewed by mountain goat from new jersey on Thursday, April 25, 2013so far the walla walla2 has a good feel to it i have no complaints about it
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Reviewed by hotrodguy from Los Angeles on Thursday, April 25, 2013I ordered these to wear around on the weekend, thinking they'd be cool and comfortable, well maybe they're cool but they're not comfortable. I take a 9.5 wide and these were but were so tight, I didn't even have to walk around, I just tried them on and knew they weren't for me, so I returned them and am going to try a New Balance shoe instead. If you're considering these, maybe order a half to full sized larger, They seem like really cool shoes though.
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Reviewed by Myboysmom from Colorado on Wednesday, April 17, 2013Ordered a size 10 and they fit like there were about a 6 or an 8. Very small plan to buy big.
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Reviewed by ShoehornRJ from Arkansas on Friday, March 29, 2013The shoe is all i expected from columbia EXCEPT IT NO SUPPORT IN THE ARCH INSOLE ! I was replacing a pair of Columbia KAIBAB's which has a GREAT ARCH....the W-W2 is flat with little bit of cheap cushioning !
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Reviewed by rogun from Arkansas on Monday, March 04, 2013I purchased the Columbia WallaWalla 2 w/ Omni-Tech due to it's good price, familiarity with Columbia shoes and because I needed a lightweight, waterproof shoe for next summer. I've owned several pairs of Columbia shoes with mixed results, but they've mostly served me well in the past. I had to return my last pair of Columbia shoes, the Lonerock, because they were too small. The WallaWalla 2 is bigger, but not as spacious as the great fit with my Columbia Switchback 2 shoes, which are similar to these. The Switchback 2 has a wider toe area, but the area for your toes in the WallaWalla 2 is a little too narrow for my liking. Overall, the Switchback 2 is a more comfortable shoe, even though the WallaWalla 2 does fit and has it's advantages, too. The sole in the WallaWalla 2 seems more rigid then in the Switchback 2. I'll appreciate the thicker sole, because I felt too many rocks with the Switchback 2. As I've noted, the Switchback 2 is a very comfortable shoe, at first, but it's softer sole seems to lose cushioning fast with time and my left shoe squeaked while walking from the day I purchased them. I haven't had any problems with the WallaWalla 2 squeaking, yet. I purchased both shoes for work, so I didn't give much consideration to how they looked, but I much prefer the looks of the Switchback 2 over the WallaWalla 2. I purchased the Black/Chili combination because it was less expensive, even though I'm not a fan of red on black color combinations. It would have been nice if Columbia would have included an extra pair of all black laces, so the customer could get rid of the red trim on the black laces included. I normally like trims with different colors, but I'm just not a fan of red on black. I'm also not a fan of the pointy toes and wish they were rounded for better looks and more toe room. Overall, I think I received a fairly nice deal and that I'll like the WallaWalla 2. The options with waterproof trail/hiking shoes is limited, so I'm just happy when I find one, because I'll be getting these wet a lot and it's nice to keep your socks and feet dry all day.
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