DLX Men's Renton High Rise Hiking Shoes

Good boots . Light, comfortable and water proof. Bur buy a whole size bigger than your usual.

Great boots lovely comfortable and great price. Will definitely buy again

Feel really comfortable out of the box. Vibram sole is the best there is. Time will tell whether they last. Don't understand why they undersize them. Many reviews mention this. I ordered an 11 and ignored the advice. Had to return and order a 12

I wear DLX (Keyboard) walking shoes and they're very comfortable with no problems, but I've had serious problems with the toecap surfaces, the top smooth layer delaminates and falls off leaving a fabric type finish, boot still seemed waterproof but the problem was the sole is glued to the toecap material, so the sole started parting company. A shame about the toecap material, I like the lightweight construction and the excellent Vibram sole, it makes for a great boot. PS. I've just ordered a pair of DLX Rhythmic II, which have a different toe material, more like the shoes I have, so fingers crossed. That didn't work, They leak really badly, totally unusable.

Was sceptical at first being such a cheap price if they were going to be any good at all. Pleasantly surprised at how comfortable they are. Wore them on a walk that I found myself in a downpour out of nowhere, my feet stayed dry and they didn’t take long to dry on the outside.Nice design, looks trendy and doesn’t look too much like a hiking shoe unlike some other ones out there, look great with a pair of jeans!

Good Value

A light and comfortable shoe that grips my heel and gives great ankle support.I normally fit a10 or 10.5 but with these it has to be an 11They are a snug fit at first but they then relax nicely to fit the width of my feet (I like a G width fitting for dress shoes)My previous pair I wore day in day out and I credit them with solving my problems with persistent sore achilles in both ankles

It took me a few days to think about should I return the shoes. Brought the shoes for my husband as it has good review and lighter than the Forclaz MT100 he has. First outing to climb double Munros over the weekend. The shoes fitted well and comfortable. However, the quality of the outer layer near the toes front was so thin that it tore during the first outing in the mountains and expose the hard layer. For such an expensive pair of shoes, I would expect it to be durable and lasting. The Forclaz MT100 has been through more than 15 Munros, Scafell Pike and Snowdon with no issue. Very disappointed and hence will return.