If you're like me, you've been tying your shoes for years and probably feel pretty good at it by now. Yet for active pursuits ...

At two pounds per pair, they're heavier than trail runners, but they offer better ankle stability and warmth without feeling ...

All-weather leather protection, a soft yet grippy barefoot outsole, and a year-long love affair for Fliss Freeborn ...

The only downside was the length of the laces, easily remedied with a simple ... versatile women's hiking boot. Thanks to its waterproof, well-insulated construction, it makes an excellent ...

as your foot has too much room to rub against the boot, and it won’t provide the support you need for hiking. Conversely, a boot that’s too snug can create soreness and pain on pressure points.

The nylon/polyester laces themselves are 4mm in width and long enough to be double bowed with length to spare. As you might expect from a hiking boot, the Coneros feel firm and secure under foot ...

The shoe’s gusseted tongue prevents dirt and debris from falling in at the laces and irritating your feet ... Another said ...