Men's Hiking Boots & Shoes

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HOKA Men's Anacapa Mid Gore-Tex Hiking Boots
  • Black Black
  • Castlerock
  • Dune
  • Otter
  • Real Teal
  • Thyme
HOKA Men's Anacapa Mid Gore-Tex Hiking Boots

$147.99 - $184.99

WAS: $184.99*

Danner Men's Trail 2650 3'' Hiking Shoes
  • Charcoal/Goblin
  • Black/Gray
  • Brown/Red
  • Dark Brown
  • Mojave
Danner Men's Trail 2650 3'' Hiking Shoes

$149.99 - $169.99

WAS: $149.99 - $189.99*

Timberland Men's Mt. Maddsen Mid Waterproof Hiking Boots
  • Brown
  • Dark Brown
  • Medium Grey
  • Black
Timberland Men's Mt. Maddsen Mid Waterproof Hiking Boots

$59.99 - $99.99

WAS: $104.99 - $114.99*

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HOKA Men's Anacapa Low GTX Hiking Shoes
  • Dune Tan
  • Outer Space
  • Outer Space/Real Teal
  • Tigers Eye Black
  • Castle Rock
  • Duffle Bag
HOKA Men's Anacapa Low GTX Hiking Shoes

$135.99 - $169.99

WAS: $169.99*

Merrell Men's Nova 2 Trail Running Shoes
  • Boulder
  • Olive
Merrell Men's Nova 2 Trail Running Shoes

$95.97 - $99.99

WAS: $119.99*

Keen Footwear Men's NXIS Speed Hiking Sneakers
  • Black Vapor
  • Cobalt
  • Military Olive
  • Scarlet
  • Steel Gray
Keen Footwear Men's NXIS Speed Hiking Sneakers

$99.99 - $144.99

WAS: $99.99 - $179.99*

KEEN Men's Ridge Flex Waterproof Shoes
  • Black/Magnet
  • Bison
  • Timberwolf
KEEN Men's Ridge Flex Waterproof Shoes

$179.99

WAS: $179.99 - $189.99*

Vasque Men's Breeze LT GORE-TEX Hiking Boots
  • Beluga
  • Dune
  • Gray/Black
Vasque Men's Breeze LT GORE-TEX Hiking Boots

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WAS: $179.99*

Oboz Men's Arete Low Trail Shoe
  • Blue Night
  • Moss Green
Oboz Men's Arete Low Trail Shoe

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WAS: $124.99*

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Learn More About Buying Men's Hiking Footwear

Hiking footwear has to be extremely hardy. The options at Public Lands meet that requirement in spades. No matter what environment you plan to explore, we have a pair of shoes to help.

Pull-ons

If you want one-handed functionality, pull-ons are ideal. They're also convenient when your hands are nestled in gloves, which can restrict your finger mobility. This style eradicates the possibility of tripping on untied laces.

However, pull-ons do offer less ankle support than footwear with traditional laces. They can lose their shape over time, too.

Slip Resistance

Most people would benefit from choosing slip-resistant shoes. They're not always necessary, but you never know what sort of terrain you may encounter while hiking. Ice and mud can form unexpectedly in response to sudden weather changes.

Water Resistance

Unless you're trekking through a scorching desert, you might benefit from water-resistant or waterproof hiking footwear. Water-resistant footwear is adequate if the weather is a bit soggy.

Fully waterproof shoes are invaluable during activities that might drench you. To slosh around without soaking your feet, choose these.

Width

You can order shoes in either medium or wide width. Though many shoes offer multiple width options, choosing correctly is crucial with hiking footwear. Your feet get quite a workout when you hike, so even a tiny flaw in fit can have painful consequences.

Remember, hiking shoes can't work their best without socks. Grab a pair of hiking socks to complement your footwear.

Looking for more? Find the best hiking clothing from head to toe when you shop hiking shirts, hiking pants and hiking jackets at Public Lands.