adidas  Terrex Freehiker 3 Ultra GORE-TEX Hiking Shoes - Men's

First the lacing system hands down my favorite! Easy to get on and they are not loose when tighten. I know this is not a running shoe but I did a little jog in them and the shoes were not flopping around. Second the comfortability of the Freehiker 3 impressive for a hiking shoe didn't give my feet any problems.

I really love the ankle support and easy lace technology. I feel supported in these shoes and they’re light and not at all heavy which is perfect for all my outdoor activities.

They where a good pair and other people should buy them

These are so awesome, they have Gore Tex material yet my feet don’t get too hot! I’ve only wore them for a whole day once so far but they seem to be breaking in very nicely! True to size for me as the width is a tad narrow but good enough for my feet. Those with wider feet may way to consider going a half size up from your normal sneaker size. Hopefully adidas keeps producing these because I think they’re so good! Perfect balance of stability & comfort.

These are my 3rd pair of Freehikers and so far the best. The sock like collar is great for keeping debris while being super comfortable. They are totally waterproof and the cushioning is on par with the high end max cushioning hiker. I particularly love that the toes are protected but there is no annoying stiff bumper that hurts my toes or top of nails. I have worn them everyday and on hard technical trails, crossing streams, rock scrambling, rainy long hikes, etc. They've done great in all conditions and I'm impressed with how they stay stable even on steep downhill cross laoding. Because of the stack height, they might not be the absolute best rock scrambling approach shoes but there are other shoes for that. I sized a half size down for a snug fit. Go with your regular size if you don't like, or need, snug. Here is a little video for reference https://youtube.com/shorts/zHOMYMRGl9g?is=unsHLNzNgjkPPKG9

I took this as my light running + walking + hiking shoe on a trip home recently and wore it from airport to trail. It was super comfy to walk around in and stand in all day, and had no issue on some wet trails in the state forest. The upper can run a bit hot since its GORE-TEX and ripstop. Also it's white so it'll get wicked dirty but I think that looks cool.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I walk 8 miles every day on streets and trails. These shoes are the most comfortable I have found without too much ankle support. The Gore-Tex sock keeps me comfortable through puddles and when walking in the rain. These are a better version of the first version of the Freehiker GTX.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I mow lawns for a living and running shoes are a great shoe . Well why not use trail running shoes with built in sock ! Extremely comfortable shoe feet stay dry and don’t get too hot . Built in sock is great because it keeps a lot of grass out of the shoe.

These definitely run large so if you are between sizes, I would suggest sizing down. I’m a 10 or 10.5 and went with the 10, but almost sized down to a 9.5. They also have a wide toe box which is fantastic for me! Support, sole grip etc are all top notch!

Having some separation between sole and top of shoe already but I think it won’t get worse I have had this happen with previous models and wish they could get it sorted happens once you go hiking with the shoes tightened down with laces for many hours