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Columbia
Newton Ridge Plus II Waterproof Wide Hiking Boot - Men's

1 out of 5 stars
1 Review
Current price: $74.99 Original price: $99.99
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Color:Black/Black2

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Why We Like The Newton Ridge Plus II Waterproof Wide Hiking Boot

The Columbia Men's Newton Ridge Plus II Waterproof Hiking Boot is a tough, mid-height hiker built to withstand muddy trails, wet weather, and technical terrain. The leather upper has a PU coating and sealed seams to prevent a single raindrop from seeping through, and mesh panels provide quick-drying comfort around the collar and tongue. Underfoot, a Techline midsole maintains energy return with soft cushioning while Omni-Grip rubber gives the sole extra traction on technical terrain.


Details

  • Hiking boot built with reliable waterproofing for wet trails
  • PU-coated leather with mesh paneling for provided ventilation
  • Techlite midsole maintains energy return and cushioning
  • Omni-Grip gives good traction on trails
  • Item #COLZ9W8
Upper Material
leather, suede, mesh
Waterproofing
seam-sealed
Closure
lace
Midsole
Techlite EVA
Sole
Omni-Grip Rubber
Claimed Weight
15.9oz
Activity
hiking
Manufacturer Warranty
limited lifetime

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1 out of 5 stars

September 30, 2024

Blister boots

Familiarity:
I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

I purchased these for a hike. When I got them, I was not impressed with the comfort and worried that they would not be comfortable for the hike I was planning. So, I wore them for a few days, and they felt OK. On my hike they started to hurt in the heel after the first mile. It got worse as the trail steepened. After about 5 miles my heels were blistered and popped. I pushed on as to not hold up my group. It was great to start going downhill and take the pressure off my heel. After about a mile my toes were blistering. I used moleskin, but it was no help. I finished slow and now I don't even dare put them back on after it took over a week to heal. These were a bad choice that I regret.

John S
Backcountry.com

Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com