Saturday, 18 August 2012

Hi-Tec Women's Total Terrain Aero Womens Hiking Shoe



It's same as info given and is really comfortable! It's really worth the price. I am lovin it! it is the perfect choice.




Bought this boot for my daughter for Guide camp. She liked the colour (greys with mroon red contrasts), and the fit seems true for size. The front laces are a little hard to adjust tightly, but in general this is a robust well made low profile boot with an element of weaterproofing that is excellent value. Sole has good grip & not too heavy, some protection for toes. Seems to have survived the trip in good shape.



This was a really, really good purchase. The shoes are comfortable and waterproof - the two things I needed. The cost is an absolute bonus as they are a fraction of the price in the shops.



these are great i hate having wet feet! well no more 100% dry feet just what we need with all this rain thanks Hi-Tec Women's Total Terrain Aero Womens Hiking Shoes 


These  Hi-Tec Women's Total Terrain Aero Womens Hiking Shoes   are amazing value for the price I paid. They look good and are very light but extremely sturdy. I am a size 5'5 to 6 with a wide foot and a high instep. I ordered a size 6 based on a previous review that they come up on the small size. The size 6 is very generous and the 5.5 or even a 5 may have been a slightly better fit for me. With a thick sock and an innersole, however, they are very wearable so I'm sticking with what I've got: a bargain!



These  Hi-Tec Women's Total Terrain Aero Womens Hiking Shoes  are amazing value for the price I paid. They look good and are very light but extremely sturdy. I am a size 5'5 to 6 with a wide foot and a high instep. I ordered a size 6 based on a previous review that they come up on the small size. The size 6 is very generous and the 5.5 or even a 5 may have been a slightly better fit for me. With a thick sock and an innersole, however, they are very wearable so I'm sticking with what I've got: a bargain!



 

Hi-Tec Women's Total Terrain Aero Womens Hiking Shoe

These lovely walking shoes arrived very promptly. I am very pleased with them. I have Hi-Tec Women's Total Terrain Aero Womens Hiking Shoes before because they are a good quality and comfortable shoes. Usually with walking shoes I have to break them in over a couple of weeks or so - but never with  Hi-Tec's. You can put these on and keep them on all day with no pains or blisters. As usual - very impressed. Thank you.


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50 Peaks By Hi-Tec Women's Quadra Classic Women's Walking Shoe

 



i really love these shoes! very flexi, even though looks and feel quite strong and strudy. i would say 5* for everything, - very good cushioning, lining and padding at the back and the sides- amazing. no chance that u could 'rub' ur foot, doing those miles!!! as it is mere impossible with that interior that these shoes offer!!! i am completely happy with the pair, and even got my son ( he is 11) a pair of women size 5, - ha ha- but he does not know, just walks them happy!!!
this is overall product summary.

There are few things i would like to point out: i have a standard foot size 7, - not wide, not long/skinny. these shoes will make a perfect pair for somebody with a wide food. my son actually, having a wide one. so was just excellent! wen i put foot into this size 7 - i would easily be able to slip into something like 6.5 of the same.... or even firm 6, with the expectation for the wear and tear... but i do not 'live' in this shoes, may be wear once in 2- 3 weeks, so i am still absolutelly content!

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Fab shoes. Comfortable and study. I wore them climbing, walking and abseiling. Fit for purpose and an affordable price. Would def. advise buying. Colour is like picture also.


These shoes are supposed to be a size 4 - and they're really tiny: more like a small size 3. I had to return them because they were so small, but unfortunately the seller only does refunds, no exchanges. Otherwise, I would have got a size 5 as I really liked the shoes and they looked great and good quality. Only problem was I was squished in them.




I wear Hi-Tec shoes because they accommodate my wide feet. This walking shoe did not disappoint: it is very comfortable and is light-weight while also offering good foot support (perfect for hiking). A well-made and reasonably-priced hiking shoe.



I read the reviews before buying and was in two minds due to some of the negative comments. Once I got them and tried them on I went to pick my son up from school and found them to be really comfortable. They are a perfect fit, don't rub and are as I found out on another occasion, perfectly waterproof.




This is the second time i bought these shoes. The first shoes survived a month in Kenya and eight months in Cambodia. They are super comfortable. I especially like that even though the sole is quite thick and has grip it is very flexible and you can feel the ground very well. Which is very good for balance. I prefer to wear these instead of bulky hiking boots. Highly recommend.


Bought as a present for my mum who despairs at finding shoes that fit her wide size 8s. Took a chance based on previous reviews and to her shock they fitted. Apparently they are very comfortable and look very good when she goes on walks. Prompt delivery too.

Coleman Phad X2 Two Man Backpacking Tent



It's June and have just got back from a weekend in Snowdonia. 1000ft up on an outcrop on one of the smaller hills. Woke up to 55mph winds, driving rain, and the storm blew ALL day. Gave this tent a serious test - and it passed! The poles were really flexing in the wind and the back of the tent was actually flattening right down from the force of the wind, but it sprang back each time, maintained its shape, stayed intact and more incredibly stayed dry inside!



The two entrance doors - one on each side were very useful as when the wind was blasting from behind I opened one door, later on in the day it was buffeting from the opposite direction and so I went out the other door.


The porch area groundsheet is zipped to the main area groundhseet at a slight slope. This is good because when the wind was pushing the rain under the edges of the outer tent it didn't even get halfway up to the interior. Plus the porch area groundsheet can be easily unzipped and the mud/water rinsed off.

My one advice - if you are going to be pitching this in an exposed area then make use of all 14 anchor points, plus even buy some longer, stronger, sturdier pegs because I found the ones supplied weren't quite long enough to keep them being pulled out of the ground from the pressure of the wind. (Way of getting round this was to drive the pegs within an inch of the floor or less and then place a heavy rock on top of each peg, and also placing more rocks on the black straps at the tent entrance, and also placing a couple around the edges of the porch groundsheet.

One little point about the guy ropes - they are great in being a highly visible bright green, (They almost glow) but they were becoming slightly loose in the wind so I was having to go out every few hours to tighten them. I'm thinking they would be easily modifiable with better guy-rope grips though.

Feature-wise there are mesh panels to keep the mozzies out, six side posckets on the inside of the tent, and a good ventilation system . The inside of the tent is very well ventilated, with vents even at the top of the tent. This makes it a bit fresh in high wind, (The vents tend to come open in the wind) but on the plus side it doesn't let in water, get sweaty or bad smelling and doesn't really drip condensation. Just make sure you have warm clothes and a snug sleeping bag!

This tent is well made, strong, sensibly designed and well worth every penny - the weather turned quick and I weighted and tied it down well it didn't let me down. I trust and recommend it. (Though of course don't recommend staying out in Snowdonia during a storm...NOT sensible, and very yuck...)