Are Karrimor boots any good???

[robert888]

I’m on the hunt for a new pair of hiking boots and came across Karrimor boots. They seem to be fairly priced, but I’m wondering if they’re actually worth it. Has anyone here had any experience with Karrimor boots? How do they hold up in terms of comfort, durability, and waterproofing, especially on longer hikes or in wetter conditions? Also, how do they compare to other brands in a similar price range? Any insights or personal experiences would be really helpful before I make a decision.

Thanks!

[peter_hiker23]

I’ve used Karrimor boots for a couple of seasons now, and honestly, they’re decent for the price. They’re comfortable right out of the box, which was a nice surprise, and they didn’t give me any blisters on the first few hikes. Durability-wise, they’re okay for moderate use, but I wouldn’t push them too hard on really rugged terrain. The waterproofing holds up well in light rain, but if you’re trekking through really wet conditions, they might start to let in a bit of moisture after a while. They’re definitely not on par with higher-end brands, but for the price, they do the job, especially if you’re not hitting the trails every weekend. If you’re just looking for something affordable for casual hiking, they’re a solid choice.

Cheers!

Peter

[mark_andy14]

Hey! Karrimor boots are a solid choice for the price. They’re comfortable for shorter hikes and offer decent durability and waterproofing for the cost. They might not be as rugged or feature-rich as more expensive brands, but they’re great for budget-friendly hikes. If you’re doing more intense trekking, you might want to look at higher-end options, but for casual use, they’re worth considering.

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