adidas Men's Terrex Anylander Rain.RDY Hiking Shoe

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Lightweight. Needed something to keep the water and dirt out at work and these are great. Honestly better than I thought they’d be. If you need very breathable shoes, it won’t be these, but I think that’s the trade off. Worth it to me

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very comfortable - fit is great! The look is crisp and clean - great every day shoe.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The shoes are comfortable at first wear. The color matches exactly to the pictures. I gave these shoes a 2 day trial before a 12 mile overnight hike and it wasn’t enough for my feet to adjust to them. I do wish there was a little more pad in insoles but these are comfortable and worthy of long hikes. They are water resistant which is great. They are also lightweight which I prefer. I did a lot of bouldering and these shoes had really great grip with no slip issues. I am rating 5 star as they are great bang for buck but I do recommend giving yourself a good 2 weeks before taking these out on a 10+ mile.

I would buy this product again. Its quality is great.

I bought size 10.5, but it is at least half size larger than other 10.5 shoes.

Size 13 men’s. The quality feels great just to give it the test of time. Feels a little on the stiff side at first but working its way by the wear. Cushion isn’t on the soft side but it feels decent enough for long wear. Grip is good on these as well. Price was very good, it’s not a max cushion shoe but that’s a whole different level of adidas terrex which satisfy that need but for what it is they serve the purpose they were designed for and feels great. I do recommend these shoes, looks good and feel good on the trail.

The are definitely water resistant and sturdy however, they are very rigid. After 6 months they broke in but by that time the goretex started to deteriorate where a forefoot crease appeared on both feet. I also found they don't breathe well and got smelly quickly despite my attempts to make sure they were dried after wearing. I buy Adidas almost exclusively but they are more roomy that my typical size 10s. One thing I do like is the sole (it's grippy and durable) but I can't recommend them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] They're MUCH better than the Terrax Skychaser, which are stiff and painful for my sensitive feet, but the insole has all kinds of weird bumps in it that, I guess, are meant to be support for your foot, but just make the shoes uncomfortable and absolutely TERRIBLE for a long hike. You'll a need thick, hard-foam insert to make these work. That's what I added, and b/c the outer sole itself is very cushiony and the upper is soft and maleable these are now a shoe I can wear for a while.