Shoes are one of the most important parts of our equipment.

They, through their soles, ensure our contact with the soil, lawn or rock, and this contact should be as safe as possible and ensure our maximum stability. The most common and high-quality soles are branded Vibram made from rubber, and recently some of the more well-known brands have also started betting on their own designs. The sole should provide comfort to the foot, give the necessary rigidity and provide good grip on the surface.

In addition, Hiking shoes protect our soles (toes, steps)from injury, impact, or wiping, keeping them alert by the end of the transition. It is important that was not new or, at least, was Restylane in advance in the city, better one number bigger so not protykat fingers when landing (but not moving the foot in the boot because you will be protree) to high(covering the ankle), to provide a comfortable temperature in the foot during the season in which you will use to be waterproof and breathable, not to sarwat feet. The upper part of the Shoe is made most often of leather or textiles, for example, the presence of a membrane (Gor-Tex, simpa-Tex, etc.) dramatically affects the price, but it is a guarantee of water resistance and good breathability of the Shoe.

The main disadvantage of membranes is their long service life-about 2-3 years on shoes (depending on the intensity of use) and 3-4 years on clothing. For heavy loads outside of Hiking trails, it is good to protect shoes in contact areas with rubber or a Board-for example, on the front of the bowler hat.