Outdoor Hiking Shoes

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Explore with confidence in outdoor hiking shoes and get outside. Technical details like waterproofing and energised cushioning keep you moving down the trail.

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adidas Outdoor Hiking Shoes

Hit the trail in a pair of adidas outdoor hiking shoes built for adventure. Whether you're trekking through forests, climbing rocky peaks or hiking to a remote waterfall, adidas outdoor hiking sneakers will keep you moving in total comfort. Look for technical features like durable Continental™ Rubber outsoles for superior grip over varied terrain, TPU mudguards to protect against debris and water and breathable mesh uppers that allow airflow to keep your feet cool and dry. adidas outdoor hiking shoes also utilise adidas Boost technology in the midsole, which provides unmatched energy return with every stride to prevent hiking fatigue. For uneven trails, midsoles absorb shock and diffuse impact while still providing cushioning for all-day comfort. Prepare for your next big hike with supportive ankle collars, protective toe caps and rugged lacing systems designed for a secure fit. And with fresh colourways and bold prints, adidas outdoor hiking sneakers make sure you look as good as you feel on the trail.

With the right pair of outdoor hiking shoes on your feet, you'll be ready for miles of adventure. Visit adidas to find technical and stylish outdoor trekking sneakers to take your hikes to the next level. Whether you need waterproof hiking boots for backcountry camping, lightweight day hikers for desert trails or athletic hiking shoes for fast-paced peak ascents, adidas has hiking shoes and sneakers built to get you there in comfort. Lace up, hit the dirt and embrace the call of the wild in outdoor hiking shoes from adidas.

Outdoor Hiking Shoes Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a trail and hiking shoe?

The main difference between trail shoes and hiking shoes is their weight, flexibility and intended use. Trail shoes are lighter and more flexible, designed for speed and agility. They're better for trail running and for faster-paced hikes, shorter distances and less rugged terrain. Hiking shoes are heavier and more supportive, providing more ankle support and protection for challenging trails. They're better for longer hikes with heavier loads and for uneven terrain. They're great for hiking in colder or wetter conditions.

How are hiking shoes different from walking shoes?

They share some similarities, but they're designed for different purposes. Hiking shoes have a sturdier construction, often with reinforced uppers and stiffer soles for support and protection on uneven surfaces like rocks and roots. They have aggressive tread patterns with deep lugs for excellent grip on mud, gravel and loose soil. Walking shoes are more lightweight and flexible than hiking shoes, making them comfortable for casual walks and everyday wear. They typically have smoother soles with a less aggressive tread, providing good traction on sidewalks and roads. They prioritise cushioning and flexibility for long walks on flat surfaces.

Is it OK to wear running shoes for hiking?

If your feet feel supported in your running shoes and the trail conditions are appropriate, then it's ok to use running shoes as hiking shoes. However, there are a few factors to keep in mind. Running shoes can work well on well-maintained, relatively flat trails with minimal rocks or roots. If you're encountering rocky, uneven terrain, steep inclines or loose gravel, dedicated hiking shoes or boots will offer better support and protection. Trail running shoes are specifically designed for off-road use and often have better traction, which may make them more suitable for hiking than regular road running shoes.