Mountain & Hiking — Shoes

Hiking shoes sit in the middle ground between a trainer and a full boot, and choosing between a low-cut shoe and a mid or high-cut boot comes down to the terrain and the weight you're carrying. A low-cut shoe is lighter and flexes more naturally for day hikes, while a higher boot adds ankle support for uneven ground or a loaded pack. A waterproof membrane keeps feet dry through wet grass, and a lugged rubber outsole is what actually keeps you upright on loose or muddy descents.

GearEurope's hiking shoe range includes both lightweight and supportive options from proven outdoor brands, shipped free anywhere in Europe. Because fit is so important on the trail, our 14-day return policy means a shoe that pinches or slips can be exchanged without hassle.