Outdoor Hiking Shoes

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Explore with confidence in outdoor hiking shoes and get outside. Technical details like waterproofing and energised cushioning keep you moving down the trail.

$Terrex Trailmaker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes$

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

$Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes$

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

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$Terrex Trailmaker 2.0 Mid Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes$

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

$Terrex AX4 GORE-TEX Hiking Shoes$

$Terrex AX4 Mid GORE-TEX Hiking Shoes$

$TERREX SWIFT R3 GORE-TEX SHOES$

$TERREX Free Hiker 2.0 Low GORE-TEX Hiking Shoes$

$Terrex AX4 GORE-TEX Hiking Shoes$

$Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes$

$Terrex Trailmaker 2.0 Mid Gore-Tex Hiking Shoes$

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

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

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adidas Outdoor Hiking Shoes

Hit the trail in a pair of adidas outdoor hiking shoes built for adventure. Whether you're trekking through forests, climbing rocky peaks or hiking to a remote waterfall, adidas outdoor hiking sneakers will keep you moving in total comfort. Look for technical features like durable Continental™ Rubber outsoles for superior grip over varied terrain, TPU mudguards to protect against debris and water and breathable mesh uppers that allow airflow to keep your feet cool and dry. adidas outdoor hiking shoes also utilise adidas Boost technology in the midsole, which provides unmatched energy return with every stride to prevent hiking fatigue. For uneven trails, midsoles absorb shock and diffuse impact while still providing cushioning for all-day comfort. Prepare for your next big hike with supportive ankle collars, protective toe caps and rugged lacing systems designed for a secure fit. And with fresh colourways and bold prints, adidas outdoor hiking sneakers make sure you look as good as you feel on the trail.

With the right pair of outdoor hiking shoes on your feet, you'll be ready for miles of adventure. Visit adidas to find technical and stylish outdoor trekking sneakers to take your hikes to the next level. Whether you need waterproof hiking boots for backcountry camping, lightweight day hikers for desert trails or athletic hiking shoes for fast-paced peak ascents, adidas has hiking shoes and sneakers built to get you there in comfort. Lace up, hit the dirt and embrace the call of the wild in outdoor hiking shoes from adidas.

Outdoor Hiking Shoes Frequently Asked Questions

What's difference between trekking and hiking shoes?

Hiking and trekking shoes both provide support and traction for outdoor adventures, but they cater to slightly different needs. Trekking shoes are designed for longer, more demanding hikes, often with heavy backpacks. They excel on uneven, rugged surfaces like mountains or backpacking trails. Hiking shoes are generally made with lighter materials for better agility and breathability. They're ideal for day hikes or shorter adventures on well-maintained trails. Shoes like the versatile Free Hiker Mid GORE-TEX are great for both hiking and trekking.

What type of footwear is suitable for trekking?

Here's why shoes designed specifically for trekking are a good choice for long, demanding hikes. They generally have a higher cut that reaches above the ankle — important for carrying heavy loads and navigating uneven terrain. Trekking shoes are made with tough materials like thick leather or synthetic fabrics to withstand harsh conditions and extended wear. Many trekking shoes incorporate waterproof membranes like GORE-TEX to keep feet dry in wet conditions.

Can I wear sneakers to go hiking?

Sneakers might be OK for hiking on well-maintained, easy trails with even terrain. Choose hiking sneakers with good tread for grip. Trail running shoes might be a better option than regular sneakers as they often have more aggressive soles designed for off-road use. Overall, if you're an occasional hiker or sticking to easy trails, sneakers might be fine. But for more challenging hikes, hiking-specific footwear is better for safety and comfort. Visit our blog for tips on what else to bring on a hike.