The Great Outdoors

THE BEST WALKING BOOTS ON A BUDGET

MANY OF THE BEST hiking boots are expensive, some very expensive, with prices well over £200. However, there’s no need to spend that much, with many budget hiking boots options being suitable for hillwalking and backpacking. There are many costing £150 or less that are suitable for use in all conditions other than steep snow and ice.

These boots vary in weight and stiffness. The important area for flex is the forefoot. Boots that bend with your foot here allow you to walk naturally and are less tiring to wear. Toe-to-heel stiffness is different and can provide more support when traversing steep slopes and on rough terrain. The

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