BASS OUTDOOR Men's PEAKSEAMLESSHIKERMID Ankle Boot Review

The black trim on the blue shoe dresses it up a little bit so it doesn't look so gaudy (with the blue color). Very comfortable and great support without feeling like a boot.

These are tough shoes. It took me some time to break them in, but they really have held up to the light hiking, highland games and day to day wear. When fully sinched to your feet, they do not move and are very secure, but I did have to replace the laces. I found the laces to come loose too easy. But for me laces are a wear item so it dies not reduce the quality of the shoe for me.

A well made boot made of synthetic material, it has been comfortable to hike in since the first day. I’ve only put about 10 miles on the boots since I got them a couple of days ago but they’re sized right and I’ve had no issues with them to date. I live in Timberline White Ledge boots during the winter and switch to something lighter for the summer. These boots are only slightly lighter than the Timberlines but do provide excellent ankle and arch support. The tread pattern is not as deep or aggressive at a winter boot but fine for summer trails. This would make a good work boot because of the ankle support and it looks to be solidly constructed so it should wear well. Because of the ankle height these boots don’t slide on and off easily, that opening may stretch out with wear. The price is slightly better than I found on other synthetic boots and about $30 cheaper than my Timberlines. The fit is right on the money and I wouldn’t hesitate to buy again.

This pair of Men’s Peak Seamless Hiker Mid Hiking Boots from Bass Outdoor haven’t impressed me. Upon unpacking them, first impressions were OK. Once I have the boots a good look over, and have worn them a few times, I haven’t been that comfortable nor impressed with them.I prefer my laces to be Under-Over, instead of the Over-Under as these are pre-laced. This gave me some quality time with the boots, examining them. I noticed how thin the tongue is, I found this to be a bit strange for a Hiking Boot. Also, the eyelets on the inside of the boot, they are just punched through the layers of fabric and whatnot that compose the boots. I wonder how long it would take until that interior layer around the eyelets starts falling apart. There are also some rough edges here in there in the construction of these boots.Now, wearing these boots, I immediately felt the toe-box being a bit tight. The boots seem somewhere around a half-size smaller than I expected. Not at the end of the toe-box, but on the outside edge of the toe-box near my small toe on each foot. My foot isn’t wide, I tend to wear a B or C width, so it’s a strange fit.I’ve worn these boots a few times, but I won’t be keeping them. They’re just not that comfortable to me. A positive is that they are lightweight. If you prefer a thin tongue on a boot, you may like these. For some people these boots may fit them just fine, however they don’t fit me very well. Made in China.

I've had a couple of days with these boots now and must say that I am quite impressed with them. Pretty much everything about them seems fairly solidly made.Their comfort level is exactly what I'd hope for. It's right in that kind of Goldilocks zone where they're comfortable but not too comfortable where I'd be concerned that these boots would wear out too quickly.There's only one thing major concern I have with these boots. Checking them out, I'm a bit concerned that the lower part of the sole will become detached a little too quickly. It's the kind of thing that once you've seen that issue in other boots, you become more tuned in to noticing it. That said, I do think that it would be pretty easily fixable if that part of the sole did start to come loose by using the right kind of glue. And to be clear, this is all speculation on my part.Finally, it is worth mentioning that these are somewhat on the wider side. In my case, that's definitely a huge plus!These boots seem like they'd be perfect for somebody who needs to wear a pair regularly every once in a while for some light- and medium-duty hiking and walking.

Excellent hiking shoes,they are a perfect cross between on many aspects of a hiking/trail shoe.Very supportive without being constrictive along with being not too heavy.The water resistance fabric is good enough to keep rain from drenching your feet and crossing streams.The fit is as expected in my size with the included shoe strings being not too long.So many hiking shoes come with overly long shoestrings and the first thing I have to do replace them. Excellent feel on inclines ,stiff enough to stop ankle roll but with movement.I wouldn’t wear these as an everyday shoe but they wouldn’t be too much to walk around in non hiking environments occasionally,The color is also not so bright a blue as to be outlandish but it’s definitely an interesting color for a hiking boot.Highly recommend after trying out for a 2 hour hike,will be using these as my 3 season shoe ,probably good enough for winter but will have to see.

I wanted good hiking boots for my teenage son since he loves hiking and spelunking. These boots look really nice. The colors compliment each other well. The soles are very rugged and slip resistant. The laces tied tightly and stayed tied well.

The BASS OUTDOOR Men's Peak Seamless Hiking Boots I ordered arrived yesterday, and I'm really impressed with them. They're comfortable, durable, and water-resistant, perfect for hiking, camping, and pretty much any outdoor activity I'm involved with.These boots have a seamless design that eliminates pressure points and allows for maximum flexibility. Their cushioned insole provides excellent arch support, and the durable rubber outsole makes for excellent traction on virtually all surfaces including those that are wet and slippery.I've found these boots comfortable to wear all day long. If you're looking for a durable, water-resistant hiking boot, I'd recommend these BASS OUTDOOR Men's Peak Seamless Hiking Boots as an excellent choice..