Get a sleek hiking look that’s suited for city living or rugged excursions when you lace up in the Danner® Women’s Adrika waterproof hiking boots. These mid-cut boots keep feet dry in wet weather and stable on craggy terrain.
REVIEWS
24 Reviews
Bob27
Have only worn these twice on 2 miles walks. 4 stars because I love the look. But I noticed the backs of my ankles are sore if I lace them all the way to the top. Trying to skip the last hook on my boots to prevent too much chafing. I always wear tall sock so I don’t blister but am a little concerned these won’t break in enough to be comfortable for long hikes..
MarsBars
So far, I love these. I've worn them a ton since I got them a month ago and they haven't given me any blisters. I struggle with hiking boots being too small in the toes and I get blisters under my 2nd toes. Not with these! They're pretty warm too in the winter, we'll see how much they breathe in the summer. Highly recommend. Oh, and they look pretty cute too, not like your usual, blocky hiking boots.
Mstieg
I felt they didn’t have enough cushion in the foot bed for me, they felt “flat”. I also didn’t love the color once they arrived so I returned them.
millie2002
i really like the look & feel of them, they are performing pretty well for me so far (have been on 3 hikes), i suggest wearing them around your house for a few hours to get a good feel for them before hiking
Jasmine W
Great boots for my trip to Iceland. I hiked in them every day and I had no issues with them. They had great ankle support, were water proof (hiked through lots of rivers), were comfortable, and durable.
jeknight115
You do not want to know how many pairs of hiking boots I had sent to my home and I tried out before I landed on Danner Adrika hiking boots. From the moment I put these boots on I knew they were the ones! They are so incredibly comfortable and they give me the perfect amount of support that I need. And on top of that, I really love the way they look. In my opinion, you cannot go wrong with these boots.
Martha
I purchased these in late summer to wear at work (teacher's aide at an environmental school) and they've been great through the seasons. The boots have been comfortable on hikes, on the school's cement floor, and have kept my feet dry in the dewy fields and rain. I did change into more insulated boots for trekking in the MI winter. These are true to size, I purchased size 8 (my closet holds both 7.5 and 8's) and have worn both thinner, summer socks, as well as heavier socks for fall without issue. An easy way to keep them looking good is to use a soft nail brush with a little water, or not. 10/10 recommend!
MelR
These are the most comfortable hiking shoes I have ever worn. I have gone on two long hikes already and I have no complaints! I have wide feet and hiking shoes are normally too narrow, but these are great! I do usually wear an 8.5 and I sized up to a 9 in these for a more comfortable fit.
Mads35
I bought several pairs of hiking boots and ended up keeping these- they’re so cute and not too bulky, have not gotten any blisters or rubbing yet, and they have great traction on the bottom. Fit True to size
Cait
So cute! I love these hiking boots. they are cool toned so match good with black colors and other cool tones. I noticed that they do run a bit large but I am not sure if I would size down or not
Victoria
These boots seem to be great quality, I really liked them except they hurt at the back of the ankle where my Achilles tendon is. I only tried them on and walked around my house for a few minutes and the material on the back of the ankle is so stiff, it feels like it pressed into that tendon and hurt quickly. Definitely wouldn’t work on any length of walk for me, much less a hike. Otherwise I would have really liked these boots!
SR92
I bought these hiking boots because I read and read reviews and they seemed great. Before I left for Colorado I went on a few long walks with them. 1 mile and 2 miles walk were great and I was loving them. I then went on a 4 mile walk. Blister on the back of my heel. I thought okay, they need to broke in more and I have sensitive feet. 4 mile hike and I covered my blister and I did ok, feet were a little sore from the rocks. Did a 11.5 mile hike and I got 4 new blister. 3 on my toes, heel, and the bottom of my big toe. I even wore insoles and hiking socks. Very disappointed in these shoes.
cestujeme
These are good looking shoes, and in person they appear quite well constructed and durable. They fit pretty well, but alas not quite perfectly, so I returned them. They seemed to me to run a bit large and didn't have a whole lot of padding and support inside like my old Merrells did when I first got them. Great shoes overall, but they made me realize that I'd prefer something with more padding to break in.
Lauren
I bought these a few weeks ago and have spent time breaking them in on some local trails, and these are some of the most comfortable and supportive hiking boots I have owned! Very worth the price.
hurricane kate
Normally I prefer to hike in running shoes, but needed something a little tougher that could withstand a wet, brushy backpacking trip. These are nice and light while providing good ankle support and water resistance. I hiked nine xcountry miles in them right out of the box and they were completely comfortable. Also, they come with an extra pair of black laces, which was nice as I don't like the hiker chick lookin purple ones.
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