High-Top Microfiber Hiking Shoes with Plush Lining

A CLOSER LOOK

The details matter.

Description, measurements & photos

Wearing style: front tie
Thickness: thicker
Inside material: artificial short plush
Suitable venue: plastic, floor, field, snow, hard, soil, natural grass, artificial grass, mountain
suitable season: winter
Applicable age: adult
Applicable gender: neutral/male and female
Outsole material: rubber
Upper height: high
Sole Material: Rubber
Sole craft: viscose shoes
Upper material: microfiber
Midsole material: rubber midsole

US        EUR        UK        AUS        JPN        KOR
5.5        37.5        5        5        23.5        241
6        38        5.5        5.5        24        245
6.5        38.5        6        6        24.5        248
7        39        6.5        6.5        25        251
7.5        40        7        7        25.5        254
8        41        7.5        7.5        26        257
8.5        42        8        8        26.5        260
9        43        8.5        8.5        27        263
9.5        43.5        9        9        27.5        267
10        44        9.5        9.5        28        270
10.5        44.5        10        10        28.5        273
11        45        10.5        10.5        29        276
11.5        45.5        11        11        29.5        279
12        46        11.5        11.5        30        283
12.5        46.5        12        12        30.5        286
Applicable scene: hiking, climbing, camping

High-Top Microfiber Hiking Shoes with Plush Lining

A high-top cut and plush lining distinguish these lace-up shoes. Their microfiber uppers and rubber sole components are the main material details to compare when planning casual outdoor wear.

Details at a glance

Microfiber upper
Artificial short-plush interior
Rubber outsole and midsole
Front-lace closure; high-top design

Choosing and using your item

Compare foot length with the chart and try the fit with your intended socks. Choose footwear appropriate to the route and conditions; a hiking label alone does not establish technical climbing protection.