Customer Reviews adidas Outdoor Terrex Skychaser XT Mid GTX

Have been looking for a new pair of walking boots and after having a pair of terrex before went for these. Not disappointed in any way, excellent boots

Needed something with more cushioning for work, but also durable/waterproof, these did the trick.

It is durable, waterproof under the conditions mentioned in the description "colder environment in contrast to hotter inside the shoe" AND the most important of all the Continental sole is extremely satisfactory in all weather and terrain conditions

Nice cushioning and waterproof keeps my feet nice and cosy all day . I ordered 1/2size bigger and they were perfect

Nice style, comfy and very sturdy. I'm sure my feet will be toasty and dry through the winter months.

Since have having these boots for a little while now I've had time to think about them and decided whether I like them or not. I've wore these boots for 5 days straight in Snowdonia national part camping and walking for 8 hours each day and they have held up extremely well, they are extremely comfortable and very durable. The continental rubber sole ensures you don't loose grip in tricky situations, but my one concern about these boots is that after a while they didn't seem to be waterproof which wasn't very helpful or comfortable. So I would say I would recommend these boots and I've had them in extreme conditions so it is probably only that. They are more suited to being rained on not walking through marshes and bogs.

Very comfortable and lightweight, brilliant flexible sole which is great for me. Speedlace is great. Unfortunately, both pairs of these I've owned have split where the toes bend, the lowest lace mount has a considerable weakness and needs reinforcing, spreading the stress over a larger area might help. This defect instantly makes them not waterproof in this area. It didn't take long for this to happen.

Had to go a size up to get a better fit but still too narrow on the right foot for me, which makes them uncomfortable for the first few minutes before they stretch out a bit - will have to see if this is good or bad in the long run! Also, I can't feel any "Positive Boost" effects, which is a shame but not a deal-breaker as they are light and breathable but still waterproof which was more important.

Really surprised as the quality is usually awesome in adidas. Maybe it's just not their sector.

I walk a lot and needed to replace an old pair of terrex free hiker which I loved. Thought I'd try these as the reviews looked good. I find them to be too narrow at the toe end and don't feel comfortable at all when walking. The ankle support isn't great and I find the tongue rubs against top side of my foot. On the bright side the boost cushioning does its job and provides a very cushioned feel. I wouldn't recommend this style of shoe.

Can't fault the boot for comfort and style, however am very disappointed that both boots have split in the same place in less than 4 months average wear. It seems there is a weak point where your food bend and the hard plastic that holds the laces in place cuts into the soft toe area material. This then exposes the inner lining and you end up with wet feet. Disappointed from my go to brand.

Felt more like athletic cleats than hiking boots. Not enough cushion in the soles.

Upper split after only a few months of real use. Tear appeared on outside by little toe

Very disappointing, extremely comfy boots, got sent 1 replacement pair after first pair fell to bits within weeks, then second pair just as bad, Emailed and got nothing.

Don't waste your money it's trashed after less than two months and it happened to both toe boxes. Yes both kicks trashed from simply hiking. Straight up waste of money and trashed way too early IMO from simply hiking in them