Men's Hiking Shoes

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Go off the grid with men's hiking shoes from adidas. Explore epic alpine trails, local woods and urban trails in comfortable, supportive hiking sneakers.

$Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Low Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes$

$Terrex AX4 Mid GORE-TEX Hiking Shoes$

$Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes$

$Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Low Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes$

$Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes$

$Terrex Trailmaker 2.0 Mid Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes$

$Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes$

$Terrex AX4 GORE-TEX Hiking Shoes$

$Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Low Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes$

$Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes$

$TERREX Skychaser Tech Mid GORE-TEX 2.0 Hiking Shoes$

$Terrex Trailmaker 2.0 GORE-TEX Hiking Shoes$

$Terrex Trailmaker 2.0 Mid Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes$

$Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes$

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adidas Men's Hiking Shoes

When the trail calls, answer in a pair of men's hiking shoes from adidas. Whether you're trekking up mountain switchbacks, traversing wooded paths or hiking to a back country campsite, you can get there in comfort and style in a pair of our men's trekking sneakers. Look for durable, waterproof uppers to keep your feet dry and protected, or opt for breathable styles with cushioned midsoles and supportive footbeds for all-day comfort over rough terrain. Grippy Traxion outsoles bite into dirt, mud, gravel and more to keep you stable on sketchy trails. From low-cut approach shoes to above-the-ankle hiking boots, adidas men's trekking shoes are designed for performance, protection and versatility on the trails.

When you shop the adidas collection of men's hiking shoes, you can find options with specific features for your outdoor needs, like quick-dry linings, padded ankle support and lugged outsoles. Trying to shed pack weight? Go light and fast in some nimble and lightweight low-top sneakers. Want more protection for rocky trails and heavy packs? Look for mid-cut or high-cut hiking boots with shock-absorbing midsoles and tough upper materials. adidas men's hiking sneakers are designed with the technologies you need to cover more ground in comfort. Come by adidas today to find men's hiking shoes built for all types of outdoor adventures.

Men's Hiking Shoes Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between trail shoes and hiking shoes?

Trail running shoes are designed for running on trails, offering lightweight construction, flexibility and aggressive tread patterns for traction on uneven terrain. They prioritise speed and agility. Hiking shoes, on the other hand, are built for the gait of hiking and prioritise stability — they have sturdier construction, ankle support and durable materials to withstand rugged trails and carry heavier loads. While both kinds of shoes offer traction and durability, men's hiker shoes offer greater support and protection over longer distances and rougher terrain at a slower pace.

Is it OK to wear running shoes for hiking?

It's generally not recommended for rugged terrain or longer hikes. Running shoes lack the ankle support, traction and durability needed for navigating uneven trails and carrying heavier loads. While they may be fine for light hiking on well-maintained trails, they can increase the risk of slips, trips and injuries on more challenging terrain. For hiking, it's advisable to wear hiking shoes or boots designed specifically for outdoor trekking. They provide better ankle support, stability and protection against rocks, roots and other obstacles encountered on the trail.

Should I wear hiking shoes for walking?

Wearing hiking shoes for walking is suitable, especially for longer walks or uneven terrain. Hiking shoes offer support, traction and durability, making them ideal for various walking conditions, including trails, gravel paths and hills. They provide stability and protection for your feet and ankles. However, for short walks on flat surfaces, casual shoes or sneakers may suffice. Ultimately, choose footwear based on the duration, intensity and terrain of your walking activity, opting for hiking shoes when extra support and durability are needed.