Men's hiking shoes for every trail

Start every hike off on the right foot in a pair of our comfy, stylish men’s hiking boots. Every pair offers different support and features so you can find the pair for the trail at a price you’ll love.

Pick a pair of men's hiking shoes for your next adventure

Rugged trails call for a different pair of shoes than smooth, easy walks. Shop for the pair you need for your next hike from our great-value range of hiking shoes for men.

Men's waterproof hiking shoe styles for wet trails

A little mud or rain shouldn’t stop you from plugging on. Keep your feet dry in our men’s waterproof hiking shoes with water-resistant lining that can take on some damp conditions.

Men's trail shoes for day walks

Get out on the trails more often with our men’s trail hiking shoes. Their more flexible, lightweight design makes them easy to put on and keep up with paths a little more travelled. Like any hiking shoe, make sure you have a good, thick pair of men’s socks for added comfort and support.

Grippy soles for rocky tracks

A good pair of men’s leather hiking shoes with solid, grippy soles means every track or trail is yours for the taking. Look for a rubber lug that will give you extra grip if things get a little slippery.

Men's Hiking shoe FAQs

What should I look for in a hiking shoe?

Choose your hiking shoes based on the type of hikes you like to do and your foot shape. For day hikes or more stable tracks, choose a low-cut, lightweight shoe. If you tackle rougher tracks or terrain, opt for a mid- or high-cut boot with more room in the toe and a grippier sole.

Are waterproof hiking shoes worth it?

If you’re going to be hiking in cold, rainy or muddy conditions, then waterproof hiking shoes or boots are well worth it. They’re designed to help prevent rain and puddles from wetting your feet, helping keep your feet dry. However, they can trap sweat, so avoid them if you tend to get hot, sweaty feet or hike in warm, dry conditions.

What’s the difference between hiking shoes and hiking boots?

The main difference is the weight, flexibility, dry time and support. Hiking shoes are lighter and more flexible, with faster drying times. Boots have more ankle support, stiff soles and strong weather resistance, so they can make trekking on rugged terrain easier.