NORTIV 8 Men’s Waterproof Hiking Boots Outdoor Mountaineering Trekking Mid Backpacking Shoes

Really liked these boots when they arrived. They were a good price, looked nice and were light to wear. Unfortunately after 3 months the left boot has split on both sides making them unusable as it let’s in water.
I have contacted the seller as I would expect walking boot to last years, certainly longer than a couple of months. I will update this review should I get a response but as it stands I can’t recommend these boots.

Addition: I have had a reply from the seller who offer no help with the issue. As far as they are concerned once outside of the 30 day return period any issues are not their problem, so I can not recommend this product or this seller. If you require a pair of sturdy walking boots I would look elsewhere.

Never heard of this brand so thought would take a chance. Had a tough time breaking them in as were very stiff at first but after a couple of weeks use have settled in and now very comfortable. At £39.99 these aren’t expensive, but should still be of decent quality and do feel like they are so far. The cheaper build shows in the lack of breathability (expect your feet to sweat in these) but to be fair you’d pay twice as much for any significant improvement. These are a replacement for a similarly priced pair of Regatta boots (that I wore the soles out of in 3 months – kindly refunded by Amazon) so will see how these compare.

The boots were comfortable and looked good for the price paid, but they are not waterproof which is an essential for a walking boot in the UK. I wore them for less than a week and only had to deal with light rain and heavy wetness in the grass. They absorbed the wetness and eventually it made its way through to my socks. It’s a shame because otherwise they fitted the bill nicely. If you live in the desert they might be OK, but otherwise give them a miss.

I researched a lot of different companies and after reading what other buyers reviewed, I was sold on this hiker! It is an attractive hiking boot with lots of ankle support and comfort. The insole has lots of cushion. Only used for a good 8 hr. hike in the mountains, and really impressed with the quality of this hiker boot. Will be buying a 2nd pair for my acreage work shoe.

At 73 I don’t hike like I used to so these boots turned out to meet my needs. I was unwilling to spend the price for “good” boots since I don’t hike much anymore but these ones were a pleasant surprise for the price. Very comfortable, light weight, great soles and lace pattern. Durability is open to question but for my use I expect they will do well as they seem well made. UPDATE: After 5 months and lots of wear these boots are holding up well. I have been very impressed with the grip on ice – better than my old vibrams.

12 months on… having walked maybe 10 miles per week average over the last 12 months they’ve started coming away from the sole so they need replacing. Shame because the comfort is great. Hence dropped from 5 to 2 star.
Fit true and I have a very slightly wide forefoot (on one side!) but these boots are comfortable on both feet. When I say true, they’re consistent with a Clarks or a skechers. Very sturdy. I like a sturdy boot and would liken the feel of these to the Merrell Vero. Haven’t tested them out yet properly but having tried several alternatives, they appear very good value for money.
After a 5 mile walk over mixed terrain: excellent grip on all surfaces, including boggy downhills which is where my old boots were failing, stayed dry though never fully immersed, slightly clompy on concrete paths downhill but that might be my walking style and might improve if the soles flex a bit more with wear. I hope the boots will give a little with age but on the whole, they remain a good 5 star purchase.