Customer Reviews adidas Outdoor Terrex Free Hiker 2.0 Low

the shoe feels good and comfy. the toe box have ample room. but the shoe is not the lightest. feels durable.

Fits well good shoe. I like the way it looks with hiking gear and work gear.

They're a nice cushioned low hiking shoe. The soles grip great on the trails. The lacing takes some adjusting to get a good fit especially on the top of your feet. The run bigger then other brands.

Great other than the fit under the ankles caused some chafing. Should improve with breakin.

Comfort straight out of the box. Using it for winters as its very grippy on snow.

This shoe is true to size, I like the gusseted tongue, holds it in place. Love the underfoot feel, soft but not too soft when I would have a big pack on. Rugged materials. The only thing I wish would be different is the offset. It's 14mm offset, that's just too high. Honestly 8 would be perfect. Coming from a shoe snub working in specialty footwear for a long time

When you want something more rugged than a regular Ultraboost with similar boost cushion comfort.

Shoes is very light weight and ideal for trekking and hiking. only thing is its not waterproof

The shoes were really nice. I wish that they were brighter

Fits well, wears well, looks good. Orthodic insert fits well

Very comfortable and flexible to wear. Material lightweight though not waterproof.

Easy to rip under thr adidas logo the soft light brown

Almost all the shoes I wear are boost products, these hikers just don't have the comfort I'm used too unfortunately.

I have a pair of the TERREX FREE HIKER GTX BOOTS. They are a couple years old but they're still super comfortable. I bought thesFREE HIKER 2.0 low's for two reasons: 1. Easier on and off, and 2. Cooler during the summer. The LOW's are easier on and off, and cooler on warm days, but they fit a little different-a little wider in the forefoot, and a little less cushioning. Overall, my original boots are more comfortable and more stable than the 2.0 LOW's which is disappointing.

I have a lot of Adidas shoes and usually they fit like a glove. These though run half a size big, and after wearing for a week are still really uncomfortable and rubbing in numerous places. Hopefully they will wear in, but I'm currently regretting the purchase. Not impressed for the money, and I'm usually a big advocate.

These are pretty good fitting and comfortable shoes, but they are not durable at all! Just a month of moderate use and the midsole is falling apart...

Initial fit was fine per my usual size, however these started to tear into my heels at around the 30 minutes mark, with normal crew socks. They never feel too tight, but definitely weren't in agreement with me. Maybe get one size larger than normal if you're looking at these, but looks like I'll be sticking to my stack of Terrex AX4--never had a problem with those out of the box like this.

Worst Terrex shoe I've owned. AX3s, Swift R3s, both great. Free Hiker 2.0 w/ Goretex? Perfect! But these aren't Goretex lined. Instead there is a seam that runs right along the crease where the bottom of the laces meets the top of the shoes. This seam is horribly made and digs into my foot every time I wore these. I thought they would break in, I wore them tight, loose, but it didn't matter, just blister. Sadly I started wearing them after the return period lapsed. Shoes fit great, but the seam will eat your feet.

The shoe hurt my toes. My toe was not comfortable from the start, and I finally gave up as the pain got worse

Where the laces are attached to the shoe hurts my foot. I wanted to like these but it was not meant to be