I’ve always considered breaking in hiking shoes a necessary evil.
Here’s why I’m planning to take these boots on every upstate hiking trip this spring.
It’s embraced sustainability, streetwear, and style with recent releases, and thenewest Motion hiking collectionis proof.
Each attendee could choose their hike: beginner or moderate.
When we set out on the trip, it was cloudy and 55 degrees Fahrenheit.
The gray skies turned to a sudden downpour, which lasted for about 20 minutes during our hike.
Eventually, the sun came out and the temperature rose.
However, my feet never felt drenched or chilly.
Timberland’s GreenStride Sole delivers.
Unlike most soleswhich are made from petroleumTimberland’s unique innovation opts for 65% bio-based materials.
The combo of sugar cane and rubber adds bounce to each step without making the shoe feel heavy.
(Don’t worry!
The brand is actively working toward even more.)
I found the tread offered just the right amount of grip without feeling too heavy underfoot.
As mentioned, the hike through Joshua Tree came with an unexpected rainstorm.
This left the rocky terrain slick and slippery, but I never once felt unsteady.
