adidasMen's Eastrail 2.0 Mid Rain.rdy Hiking Sneaker, EU

Top quality . I have narrow feet size 8 and had to pull laces quite tight - but they fit like a glove. Very pleased . Very light but feel very durable and sturdy at the same time very pleased with purchase

Spent the weekend walking around the lakes. Comfortable, robust and lightweight. Waterproof when hiking. Really impressed.

I've worn them in persistent rain for hours on end and through shallow rivers. Feet still haven't got wet. On top of that, they're very comfortable, supportive and have excellent grip. I've owned them for over a year, used regularly, climbed many a mountain and they still look great.

Size : These mids were comfortable and due to it not having goretex and outer being a fabric type material I would recommend your normal size despite amazon recommending me a size uk9 (when I'm a normal uk8 with thick socks and millimetres to spare)These were light and could do long walks in them without issues, it was like a trainer crossed with a hiking boot.I took these on a trip to tunisia (brand new), had them on everyday.By the 4th day I noticed some of adidas logo detail coming off from the fabric outer of the boot, see pictures.Apart from adidas detail coming off, product seem of good quality I.e. grip and materials and sole, insole etc.Can't comment on waterproofness as it never rained whilst we were there in tunisiaBreathable - two days I noticed my adidas sports socks were slightly damp so some breathability issues there maybe.Overall: good comfortable boot, get your sizing right.I climbed Ong Jamal in the sahara with these on day 5 and I done it with ease.I am returning due to it being a defective (in detailing) pair

Extremely comfy. Would buy another colour again

I do a lot of walking & go through a lot of shoes. I usually buy them from outdoor shops & they're fine but only last 3 months. I decided to buy these Adidas boots because I liked the colour & the style. They are quite light & also very comfortable. I'll wait to see how long they last. They don't look waterproof to me though.

Stood fit and comfortable. Done lots of walking and seem to hold up well.

These were by far the best of the seven previous attempts to get a pair of waterproof boots but, 6 weeks on and, numerous walks, how do they fare?Waterproof?No. Sadly not. The best of a bad bunch however. I found that I had damp toes after moor walking in mildew but wasn’t worth a whinge until, downpour occurred, today being the worst. Feet absolutely soaked. That horrible slushy feeling of water in your boot.Fit?Definitely take the advice of everyone else and size up especially if you have a bunion! I took the advice luckily and went a half size up and the fit was great, enough wiggle room for toes. Be warned though, these aren’t as wide as they appear but the material does give and they are still comfy.Support?Yes! Great support all round over all terrain.Comfort?Underfoot comfort straight from box however, for me personally, the ankle area took around three days to stop chaffing. After that, perfect. There isn’t that much arch support though so for those of you with flat feet, these would defo strain your arch.Quality?Yeah pretty good, haven’t fallen apart yet but it has only been six weeks! They do look well constructed and feel it too.Conclusion: If you can put up with mildly damp feet in light showers and wet feet in a downpour , you don’t have bunions or need arch support, you’ll get a very comfy and supportive boot for all terrain.