Columbia Women’s Dakota Drifter Mid Waterproof Hiking Boot, Light Grey, Sunnyside, 9 B US
September 20, 2018 - Comment
Waterproof, durable and supportivemid hiker with great traction
Product Features
- Waterproof durable and seam-sealed hiker with reinforced toe cap and lace-up closure
- Rear pull loop
- TechLite midsole
- Traction outsole
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Ok fit.. I’m a size 5.5 so I ordered a 6 since you’re supposed to do so with hiking shoes and I had no problem with a 6 hiking shoes so far. But this style is somehow uncomfortable. The back of the shoes dig in which the pushes your foot forward and make your toes cramp in the front. I like that it’s light and waterproof but it’s too uncomfortable for my liking
These hiking boots are alright. These boots are ok. They came with a tag attached that said ‘guaranteed waterproof’ and they almost are, but it seems that there are a few pieces of fabric in the contruction of the shoe that are a suede-like material. These seem to not be waterproof, as they got and stayed wet, and small portions of my feet and socks in those areas also got wet. The next day, I sprayed them with silicone to give myself more complete watertight protection. As far as fit, they are a bit narrow in the toes, and…
Glorified sneaker This was just too snug for my slightly wife foot. Wore them for about 20 minutes on the carpet in our living room. The pressure on the toe box area was just too much. Plus, I didn’t think there was a lot of protection offered. More like a glorified sneaker. (You can’t tell this from the product photo.) Probably great if you need a lightweight shoe for rock scrambling, but if you’re hiking through underbrush, I’d recommend choosing a heavier duty shoe.