Review on 🥾 adidas Outdoor Terrex Ax3 Beta Cw Hiking Boot for Men by Richard Cartner

I've been wearing light running shoes for work at work for 6 months. So putting them on was a lot harder than these, but a lot easier than work boots. The first day I wore them I made 160 home deliveries during a thunderstorm/flood warning that lasted all day, walked through some pretty big puddles and walked on a lot of muddy/muddy lawns. Then step on the floor of a stainless steel truck with your butt wet. The soles grip well on rocks, gravel, pavement, tamped concrete, asphalt, wet railroad tracks and wooden decks, and even wet stainless steel. Never slipped. Never wet my socks. Even on a 32 degree day my feet didn't sweat much. I'm already looking forward to these vacation trips in 2 weeks, report later. *Update* 12/22/2020 September 2020 Camping/hiking went well. On mountain and waterfall hikes, my feet stayed dry and held up well. They're not waterproof, but they have a good balance of waterproofing and mesh to keep sweat out. Unfortunately, I run about 13 miles a day. I. Bought these shoes in September 2020. Now they are falling apart, but after intensive use. At work alone I ran about 936 miles in 3 months. 13 miles/day, 6 days/week/3 months. These shoes should last the average person for years to come.