Columbia Men’s North Plains II Waterproof Hiking Shoe, City Grey, Rocket, 10.5 D US
November 4, 2019 - Comment
A lightweight and durable trail shoe for multiple adventures.
Product Features
- Lace-up hiking shoe in waterproof seam-sealed constrution featuring protective rubber toe cap
- Padded tongue and collar
- TechLite lightweight midsole
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Columbia does it again They’re a little tight at first, but after a few days they will relax and fit like a glove.They are only “water proof” up to about an inch of water if that. I use them as my daily shoe and we have had a series of rainstorms the last week or so. Only once during the storms did my feet feel damp, but I also wasn’t trying to get my feet wet. I wouldn’t go puddle jumping in them, but for casual use they’re perfect.
Waterproof, tight toe box I’ve had these about a month and have been mostly happy with them. They are waterproof through mud and puddles and the bank of a river. They didn’t require much time to break in and be comfortable on my feet. My only complaint is that the toe box is tight, which means they pinch a bit surrounding the ball/widest part of my foot and squish my toes a little. Not so much that it hurts after a few miles, but it’s tight enough to be noticeable. Considering I’m a woman with large enough feet that I…
Step down in quality from previous Columbia shoe, padding has mostly been removed This is my second pair of Columbia shoes of these design and these are a pretty big step down from the last pair I purchased. The biggest difference is that these shoes have almost no padding around the sides and back of the shoe while my last pair has a nice level of padding that made that pair the most comfortable shoes I have ever owned. I don’t know if this was a change in design for some reason or just a way to save a few cents, but either way I wouldn’t purchase these again.