Customer Reviews Columbia Redmond™

These shoes are true to size and so comfy.. Love the color and that' my feet can breath I Purchased for hiking and can't wait to wear them ...

Got these delivered and they run small. I'm returning 8 1/2 and getting size 9 instead. Going to Moab, UT in about 3 weeks and I think these will work wonderfully in the Canyonlands.

I ordered these in a 1/2 size larger than I normally wear and I am glad I did. The length is perfect. I feel the toe box to be a bit wide on me, but many shoes are. Still, they are great for work. I bought both colors and love them.

Looks like a decent-quality shoe. I wanted to like these shoes, but need to send them back, to me, they are not comfortable at all.

Sadly these sneakers are not very supportive or comfortable. No arch support. I love the look. But I would not recommend. Price was right.

I like the look of this shoe and the fit is okay, but I was disappointed in the shoe insole. It was thin and provided no arch support. I removed the insoles from a pair of older shoes that I don't wear much anymore, and I'm using those in the new shoes in place of the original insoles.

I love this shoe but I normally wear a ten and in this shoe it is a bit too small. Can't find it in 10.5. I'm hoping they don't discontinue it, and instead get more stock in. I used to wear another Columbia brand that I loved, but t they started having them made in a different country and they are now too small. Disappointing.

Can't seem to find the right size. 9.5 is what I typically wear but when I ordered 9.5 they were too small, my toe butted up to the front of the shoe. I returned and reordered 10.5, the 10.5 too big. Even though they were comfortable and I liked the style. I didn't want to mess with trying another size. I returned the 10.5 and went with another brand.

Very well put together however the foot bed cushioning is limited and hard as a rock.

Bought a pair of these last year, both in waterproof and non waterproof. My theory was that the non-waterproof ones would be more breathable and therefore better for using for my groundskeeping/ vegetable farm jobs. The waterproof ones became my new hiking boots as my tiny ankles are swallowed by anything that comes up too high. Well here it is a year later. The waterproof ones are great, and surprisingly breathable. The non waterproof ones, however, are soaked through with dew after an hour of work! They smell like death, to the point where I can't even wear them in public. So pro tip....the non waterproof ones are VERY porous and don't hold up well at all to the rigors of heavy outdoor labor. As an avid hiker, I am not sure I would use them for hiking at all either for the same reason. So get the waterproof ones! 100% worth it and their low profile makes for an excellent hiking boot substitute. I am not a boot person at all...I wear barefoot shoes as long as the temp is over 50 or so. These shoes have the precision of foot placement I seek in a shoe while withstanding my 50-60 lb heavy pack. Columbia may want to just discontinue the non waterproof ones entirely though...they are kinda worthless!

Bought a pair of these last year, both in waterproof and non waterproof. My theory was that the non-waterproof ones would be more breathable and therefore better for using for my groundskeeping/ vegetable farm jobs. The waterproof ones became my new hiking boots as my tiny ankles are swallowed by anything that comes up too high. Well here it is a year later. The waterproof ones are great, and surprisingly breathable. The non waterproof ones, however, are soaked through with dew after an hour of work! They smell like death, to the point where I can't even wear them in public. So pro tip....the non waterproof ones are VERY porous and don't hold up well at all to the rigors of heavy outdoor labor. As an avid hiker, I am not sure I would use them for hiking at all either for the same reason. So get the waterproof ones! 100% worth it and their low profile makes for an excellent hiking boot substitute. I am not a boot person at all...I wear barefoot shoes as long as the temp is over 50 or so. These shoes have the precision of foot placement I seek in a shoe while withstanding my 50-60 lb heavy pack. Columbia may want to just discontinue the non waterproof ones entirely though...they are kinda worthless!

The shoes are mediocre, but Columbia is the only company that makes women's size 12 hikers. It's unfortunate that women with large feet can't find a shoe that is comfortable and accommodates heavy hiking socks. Thanks Columbia for hanging in there, but could you put some padding in your insoles so the shoes are more comfortable? They are stable and solid; they're just not great.

nice shoe but was a little narrow

Look really cool, but painful. I have worn them multiple times to break them in, but am still having big problems with them. Have worked a full day of high ropes (belaying) and walked around a full day and there was so much pain at the end of each. Giant blister on the side of my heel too. No way would I go running in these. Really glad I did not pay full price but still pretty bummed that I seem stuck w them as I gave them quite a while to break in but to no avail.

runs too small in length.. I ordered my always size 8 took them hiking. My ties hit the front so uncomfortable. now i need to return

The cushioning in these shoes is non-existent, they run small, and have even less cushioning/support in the toe box.

Have had great Columbia shoes when buying in the store, but bought these online and won't make that mistake again.

Unfortunately the shoes did not fit and I lost money due to shipping and packaging costs on the return. I won't purchase again online.