Columbia Women's Crestwood Hiking Boot

Love these!! Fit like a glove, super comfortable. Good ankle support. Good traction support. And so cute

If you want the feel of a sneaker in a winter shoe, this is it. Comfortable, lightweight, and good in rain and muddy terrain. Especially good for hiking or walks in the woods, as it provides decent ankle support over uneven ground.

These are great starter shoes for anyone getting into hiking! They were my first pair and they were amazing. Super comfortable and durable with walking in all terrains.

I am super happy with these Columbia hiking shoes! I have good hiking boots and was looking for hiking shoe as an alternative. This pair totally fit the bill. First of all, it was comfortable in a 7 wide, which is my normal size in a boot. Roomy enough for a thick sock. Right of out of the box, I wore it on a wooded one mile hike with no discomfort at all, and have worn it on several more hikes with no problems. It seems like a very well-made shoe, with a thick grippy sole, a protected front, a padded tongue, and all the other features you’d like to see on a hiker. You can trip on a root in these shoes and your feet will be protected.Second of all, it looks great. The pebble brown is a very traditional hiking color, with contrasting laces. The laces aren’t too long or too short. I haven’t worn it in wet conditions but it seems quite waterproof. The weight of the shoe is reasonable, a little heavy for packing but you need some heft for a decent boot. This is not a sneaker posing as a hiking shoe, but a real hiker that you can wear on the trail.

I waited to review these until after I put them to the test. These were the only shoes I needed for two wintry weeks in Europe, traipsing over cobblestones, melting slush piles, ice, and mud. I stayed upright on the frozen-over puddles while my husband, wearing regular running shoes, was slipping and sliding. Cleaned up, they looked fine for city touring as well. These shoes were waterproof, warm, comfortable with a very short break-in period, and are now my new favorite shoes for any kind of offroad or rough surface exploring. I think they will last a long time, but I'm considering buying a second pair in another color because I like them that much. As far as sizing, I normally wear a 7 wide in athletic shoes. I went up to a 7.5 wide in these to accommodate thick winter hiking socks. My feet have wide toes and narrow ankles (so kind of flipper-shaped) and are nearly impossible to fit. Keens are wide enough, but have heels that slip on me. These are secure in the heel without crunching my toes. Another win for Columbia in my travel closet!

These were a lifesaver for my trip to Alaska. Kept my feet warm and dry, and quite comfortable and cushioned. However, once I wore them for more than a few days, they began to squeak and creak so loudly I felt embarrassed to wear them and people (friends) would laugh at how loud they were. Shame bc they are truly pretty much waterproof and they feel nice.

Comfortable and wide enough for my EE duck feet. Well made!

Without a doubt one the best comfortable and support all purpose exercising sneaker I have owned. It is also classy looking for general everyday wear; I often get asked where I purchased them, by strangers. Goes good with casual clothes...