Adidas TERREX
Hyper Hiker Low Hiking Shoe - Kids'

$64.95

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Why We Like The adidas TERREX Hyper Hiker Low Hiking Shoe

The adidas TERREX Hyperhiker Low Hiking Shoe is one of our favorite ways to ensure aspiring adventurers put their best foot forward on the trail. It locks in a confident grip on all surfaces, and the light EVA midsole maintains cushioned comfort over miles of rocky terrain. Plus, the abrasion-resistant upper has a mudguard for better coverage from dirt.

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Lightweight, breathable hiking shoe for fast days on trail
Synthetic mesh upper is both durable and breathable
EVA foam midsole provides impact-absorbing cushioning
Traxion oustole for surefooted confidence on slick surfaces
Item #ADAZ0DN

Upper Material: synthetic, mesh
Closure: lace
Midsole: EVA foam
Sole: Traxion rubber
Claimed Weight: [single] 6oz
Manufacturer Warranty: 6 month
Activity: hiking, trail running

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5 based on 195 ratings

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1 out of 5 stars

April 15, 2024

Unreliable quality

Purchased this when they had the all black version of the sneaker. The shoes have worn out completely unevenly, to the point the right shoe has multiple holes, rips in the heel, and cracks while the left shoe is still in nearly perfect shape. What I find baffling about this is I do not have anything unusual in the way I walk or run and did not wear this shoe more than once a week when I first got it. I don't think these are more than two years old and they have never seen snow or rain in my climate (desert] and commute. These are just regular walking shoes with the occasional run to the park. The right shoe literally *feels* like it is of lesser quality and more brittle. The 1 1/2 inch *HOLE* that goes along the large toe just started appearing about six months after I started wearing them. It has continued to get bigger until I'm at the point I have to admit defeat and get rid of them. Underneath the hole is literally just a brittle mesh that has started to disintegrate as well. No such problem on the left shoe! Adidas used to always mean quality to me. It was a reliable brand. This was just weird to have *one* shoe that is so clearly poorly made forcing me to buy new ones before they really went through their lifespan. Will not buy them again, sadly.