Men's Terrex Anylander Hiking Shoes

Firstly, I really wanted to take off stars for thethe shipping fiasco that occurred, that nearly destroyed these shoes. Shipping shoes in a paper thin bag, during a rainy week, is idiotic. Then the shoes were delayed during shipping, showing up late,on top of the carrier just leaving them out in the rain, destroying the bag, box, everything but the shoes. The shoes definitely aren’t waterproof, as they were soaked through. However they dried very out very quickly. By the time I got to finally try them on, I instantly fell in love with the shoes. They’re a little stiff at first, in the insoles, but after walking around for a few minutes, they really started breaking in and getting more comfortable. Excellent arch support. I have a tremendously high arch, with a bad case of metatarsalgia/ ball of foot pain. It requires me to be very picky with shoes, ensuring that I have enough cushioning and support, so my foot doesn’t feel like I’m walking barefoot over hot, jagged, rocks. I’m primarily a Merrell guy. I usually stick to their accentor, strike, all out blaze aero shoes, because they have excellent support for my foot issues. I’ve always been in love with the look of Adidas Terrex hiking shoes. I really wanted to get the AX4 or the Goretex versions in black, but I read that the toe box is aggressively tapered in that version, and it would most likely aggravate my foot issues, so I chose these Anylanders after tons of research. I wear hiking and trail shoes, for my everyday shoes, because I live out in the middle of nowhere, every day is basically encountering some iteration of trail conditions, and they hold up longer while providing more foot support. I’m absolutely going to be buying more Adidas Terrex from now on. I spent all day yesterday, really putting the shoes through it’s paces, testing out the grip, reactivity, support….etc. They really do have amazing grip for wet rocks and trail conditions. It’s nonstop rained here all week. Usually I’m tightly grabbing my hand rail on my stairs, so I don’t fly backwards from slipping, these gripped the stairs and yard without any problems. No water gets through on the bottom, from mid sole to about halfway up. The mesh top and canvas upper however, gets very wet, very quickly. So if you’re needing a true waterproof pair, look into the rain.rdy version. I was impressed with the shoe’s styling and construction. The lace guards are very well done, stout, and seems like they’ll hold up well to use and abuse. The midsole has an excellent design, great shock absorption, and has perfect reactivity without feeling bouncy. Walking over gravel, rock, sticks, uneven ground, I kept perfect balance and felt like I was walking on paved asphalt. Needless to say, I’m extremely pleased and impressed. I usually always stick to black shoes, or darker tan/taupe with black accents, because I’m a creature of habit and simplicity. These olive/drab are actually very attractive,a well thought out color combination, that goes well with jeans, khaki,or even my adidas tracksuit. I was pleasantly surprised with the aesthetics and design. In short, these shoes are very much worth the money, at whatever price point you find them at. They cost significantly less than the typical pair of Merrell, Altria, Brooks, Keen….etc. But are just as good, attractive, with excellent orthopedic support. With my severe foot issues with high arch,metatarsalgia that more times than not causes leg and back pain, fatigue, swollen knee, these are a worthy investment for comfort, style, and utilitarian use. Whether you’re hitting the trail, the town, or the movies, they will serve you well. Again, if you need true waterproof shoes, these are not for you. The rain.rdy version are what you need. Although these dry out quickly, the tops gets wet easily.

Update: I just completed a trip to Yellowstone National Park, hiking over 50, maybe 60, miles during the week. These shoes are amazing! I hiked through rain, snow, hail, water, dirt, mud, scree, rock, all kinds of terrain. The shoes held up just great providing overall comfort and protection. Though not waterproof, the shoes are water resistant, and dry quickly. Light weight, comfortable, wide toe box, protection on rugged terrain. Definitely the best hiking shoe purchase I've ever made since buying my trekking boots back in 1998 (which I still have though resoled several years ago). Still wearing the shoes to the gym and am pleased with the support in that environment too. I started by wearing these shoes to the gym for a week to break them in and get an idea of how they would perform. The shoes felt a bit "stiff" to begin with but provided great support and were still comfortable. On Saturday, I went for a 4.5 mile hike that included multiple terrain scenarios and am really pleased with the performance over rocks, gravel, mud, and dirt trails. Great traction, arch support, comfortable, and felt light on my feet. I'm hoping that the durability is good too. At this point, I definitely recommend the Adidas Terrex hikers.

Haven't used them yet, but the sole and grip look rugged and excellent. Should handle any rough trails I hike. For me, the same comfortable Adidas fitting as always.

I actually first saw this style at a DSW and tried them on. They were a half size smaller (size 9) I liked them so I ordered these from Amazon at a half size larger because I was not sure if size 9 would feel comfortable when I start walking in them. However these seem a bit too big. So size 9 may be a bit too small and 9 and a half may be a bit too big. I know that in such a case it is best to choose the larger size, but I may send these back and think it over. They do feel comfortable. They are padded around the area that touches your ankles. The upper part where the uppermost eyelets are is not stiff and does not press hard when your foot bends as you walk. Of course I have not tried walking in these, just tried them on without walking in them. I do not know the longer-term durability or long term comfort (some shoes can become more uncomfortable as you use them) but these seem well made and good for general use and for exercising and they are supposed to be for all, or more than one terrain but I would not know about trail running in them as I have not used them for that or any kind of running. I would just guess they are good enough for those activities. I should say I am female and these sneakers are meant for men. I am not the target customer but men's footwear often is more comfortable and practical than women's footwear. One major thing, I typically use a men's size 8 or 8 and a half ( I typically use women's size 10) and I have learned that it can depend on the style as to whether to order a size up or down but these sneakers seem not to be according to US sizing standards since I have to get them in either 9 or 9 and a half. I guess I would recommend them but pay attention to the size. I will update as necessary.

Great shoes for hiking. I bought a similar pair for my gf and we both love our hiking shoes. They are lighter than my other pair. Haven’t tested in to much water. Got a great deal on them. They fit awesome and are very comfortable

Size 8. Perfect fit and comfortable.

Nice trail running sneakers that look like a low top hiking boot when worn with pants.

Good arch support, nice tread that provides traction. Comfortable all day and are water resistant. Can wear hiking or use as a go-to sneaker.

Los tenis son muy cómodos, ligueros el diseño es único.

Excelentes para mi jornada laboral en Amazon.

Wyglądają fajnie, są wygodne, a co do ich wytrzymałości trwałości, to będzie można powiedzieć za jakiś czas. Na razie wyglądają, że będą OK

I’ve been using the adidas Men’s Terrex Anylander Hiking Shoes for several hikes and everyday outdoor activities, and they’ve exceeded my expectations. Comfort: Right out of the box, these were comfortable with almost no break-in period. The cushioning is supportive without feeling bulky, and they stayed comfortable even after long walks and full-day hikes. They also fit true to size. Grip & Stability: The Traxion outsole provides excellent grip on a variety of surfaces—dirt trails, rocks, gravel, and even wet ground. I felt stable and confident, especially on uneven terrain. Durability & Build Quality: The materials feel solid and well-made. The upper holds up well against scrapes and rough trails, and the stitching and overall construction feel like they’ll last a long time. Style & Versatility: One thing I really like is that they don’t look overly bulky like some hiking shoes. They’re rugged enough for trails but still look good for casual wear, travel, or daily use. Breathability: They’re breathable enough for warm weather hikes, and my feet stayed relatively dry and comfortable. Cons: If I had to nitpick, they may not offer enough ankle support for very heavy backpacking or technical mountain hikes—but for light to moderate hiking, they’re perfect. Overall: If you’re looking for a reliable, comfortable, and stylish hiking shoe for day hikes, travel, or everyday outdoor use, the adidas Terrex Anylander is a great choice. I’d definitely buy them again and recommend them to anyone who wants a dependable all-terrain shoe.

Todavía no los uso pero se ven de buena calidad