Columbia Women's Hatana Breathe Hiking Shoe

got these yesterday. I'm a size 8 they fitted perfectly, there really comfortable and breathable makes a great change to trainers, and i have wide feet so the width was perfect if you have wide feet. the sole is great has great grip and its nice and thick and gives you a little extra height! overall I got a great deal on price, they have gone up a little. i would wait for the price to drop again but even if you pay the higher price there worth it.

I like this shoes, looks great, very comfortable , value for money.

These shoes are extremely comfortable and ideal for hot weather, you can feel the breeze blowing through the material. I've had them for about a month and think they are perfect.

Great shoes great price

Like: comfort, quality, design.

Comfortable and great for walking some distance good padding under heel 👍

Very light and very comfortable

He bought these for a holiday in which we were planning to do a lot of walking. Rain, sun, mud? These shoes don’t care, and neither does he because he ware anything else now. Easy to clean and light weight so if you’re going on holiday they’re a handy buy

Review after one year of wearing.Comfortable, good fit (with wide toe version), always refreshing inside the shoes.Most satisfied with the design, the style is amazing on my feet.

Excelentes y cómodos perfectos para mis próximas vacaciones a Perú

I use these shoes for 3–5-mile walks (mini-hikes) on gravel and dirt paths as well as some occasional pavement. So, if you're looking for a review about how these shoes fare when scaling big rocks and hiking long distances in the wilderness, this review won't address that. But for the recreational walks and hikes that I take, I am extraordinarily pleased with these shoes.I had been wearing Merrell Moab 3 shoes, and although I love how sturdy they are, they are also quite heavy and offer little cushioning compared these Columbia Hatana shoes. If I were going to do any wilderness hiking on rugged surfaces, I might feel a little more secure in the Merrell shoes, but I encourage you to read other reviews to see how the Columbia Hatana shoes fare in more rugged conditions than what I wear them for.I am a big fan of cushioned shoes for everyday wear, and I was quite surprised to find that these shoes are even more cushioned than the shoes I use daily. In fact, "pillowy" is how I'd describe these, so the shoes provide a lot of energy return. But if you like a firm feel, the cushioning and mesh upper might be a bit too soft feeling. I was admittedly skeptical about whether these shoes would offer the stability I like in firmer shoes, so I was excited and pleased at how these shoes performed. I experienced very little slippage on gravel and walking on areas with small to medium rocks felt solid. In my Merrell Moab shoes, I don't even feel small rocks that I step on. These shoes' wide sole also absorbs a lot of rocky bumps, but I can feel more of the surfaces I am navigating than in my firmer shoes.The reason I bought hiking shoes in the first place is that as I've gotten older, I've found that I have begun to get soreness in my feet and toes during my walks and hikes (in fact, I have some arthritis in my big toes). My lower legs also feel more fatigue than they used to during my activities. I had no such soreness or unusual fatigue when wearing these shoes. I think some of my leg fatigue may have been exacerbated by the weight of my former shoes, because after a 4-mile jaunt in these my legs felt uncharacteristically fresh.A cautionary word that I can offer is that these shoes run a little larger (wider) than most. I compared this shoe to the Columbia Crestwood in a wide width that I tried on, and the Columbia Hatana in a regular width was actually a little wider than the wide width Crestwood. I need width in the toe box, and the Columbia Hatana offers a toe box that I would almost call spacious. So that works for me.The Columbia Hatana shoes actually look a lot like the mesh upper running shoes that I wear around town every day, and as I said before, they offer even more cushioning. Most people wouldn't guess that you're wearing hiking shoes, and it might be tempting to turn these into your "everyday" shoes. These may have been one of the best shoe purchases I've ever made.

I bought these as I was searching for a lightweight, ankle-height hiking shoe. They’re super easy to break in after a few hours of normal wear. I would say they fit pretty true to size. I like to have a little extra toe room so I went with a half a size above. They’re pretty stylish depending on the color you purchase and you can wear them anywhere. They have plenty of tread that allows you to plant your feet where you need to plant them. They’re not completely waterproof, but they do a great job at wicking the moisture if paired with the right wicking socks. The tread holds up pretty well in the water-crossings. You don’t feel like you’re gonna slip and fall. In my honest opinion, they are pretty comfortable and I’m gonna end up purchasing a second set for work.

Very quick to break in. (1-2 hours). Excellent grip on hiking trails and shows no damage or wear after 8 months of light hiking. Will buy again if they ever wear out.