Adidas TERREX Terrex Free Hiker 2 GORE-TEX Hiking Shoe - Women's

Why We Like The Adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2 GTX Hiking Shoe

The Adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2 GTX shoots for that free feeling of hiking without shoes on our feet. It's not a minimalist shoe, but it features light and flexible uppers with cushy BOOST midsoles for sneaker-like comfort when we're hiking a trail or forest service road or just walking our puppy at the local park. The GORE-TEX membrane adds waterproof and breathable protection while the Continental rubber outsoles have aggressive lugs that can handle muddy or tough terrain.

Details

Light and cushy hiking shoe with a sneaker-esque feel
GORE-TEX adds durable and breathable waterproofing
Uppers contain at least 50% recycled content for sustainability
Ankle-height cut to keep out mud and debris
EVA stabilization frame offers lightweight support
BOOST midsoles boost cushioning for comfort
Continential rubber outsoles for tire-like traction
Item #ADAZ0EG

Responsible Collection: Recycled/Repurposed
Upper Material: synthetic (50% recycled)
Waterproofing: GORE-TEX
Closure: lace
Footbed: EVA
Midsole: BOOST
Sole: Continental rubber
Claimed Weight: [single] 13.4oz
Manufacturer Warranty: 6 month
Activity: hiking

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4.5 based on 197 ratings

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3 out of 5 stars

April 19, 2024

Large shoe

I purchased these in my size (7-1/2), but they appear very large. I have compared them to other 7-1/2 shoes I own, my husband's shoes, and my friend's ladies 9-1/2 shoes. These shoes are massive on a side by side comparison. While they are mostly comfortable, I would consider sizing down a 1/2 size. I tried them on a 20 km hike with 1700 foot elevation. While hiking down hills, the shoes have to be tightened a lot at the ankle to keep your toes from slamming into the front of the shoe. While climbing up steep rock hills, I found the large size of the shoe awkward to deal with for toe placement. I'd actually like an answer from Adidas on why these shoes are made so big?

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