Keep Your Feet Dry On Trail With Oboz Men'S Bridger Low B-Dry Waterproof Hiking Shoe Review

Mainly purchased for work. I work outside 90% of the time, so I need a comfortable,waterproof, with great soles. The toe box is just right and great ankle support.

Probably one of the best pair of shoes I’ve had so far. I have plantar fasciitis. This pair of shoes is probably the best pair I bought so far for arch support. It took probably four days before I got them broken in. Quality shoes are not cheap. Worth the money.

This is one time where I should have paid attention to the reviews. A lot of people have complained about how narrow and snug these are and well, add one more to the list. I do not have wide feet nor have I ever worn a wide size. Like someone else said, I really wanted to love these shoes because they look awesome! But it has been like trying to love someone whom you know is no good for you. I have tried and tried. They are so tight, they feel like they are strangling your feet. My big toe…

Overall great hiking shoe. Two things keep it from being perfect. One, the shoe feels very narrow so the sides of my feet feel a bit cramped. Two, the sole is very stiff to the point where my heels actually slide up in the shoe when I walk instead of the bottom flexing. I’m sure in time when they break in this won’t be a problem, but it is annoying to start. Other than that, though very attractive shoe with some great grip.

Long time keen shoe fan. OBoz are two steps up. Fit like a glove, lightweight and short break in. I would recommend these shoes for day to day wear as well as walking trails.

Only have this shoe for a few days now. The shoe fits as expected, seems well constructed, and is quite comfortable when walking (no hikes yet). The only disappointment is the colour. It is more green than grey. If the colour in the picture was more accurate I would have purchased the canteen brown.

These are the most narrow shoe I’ve even encountered. Great looking shoe and well made. But go a full size up. If you take an 11 order a 12. Trust me, I’m a perfect 11M and I’ve never had such a tight shoe. Ouch!

When first putting these on,I thought they were a bit too tight. But they are leather and need a breaking in period. After wearing for a week , My feet were killing me.Hurting so bad, I alternated every other day for another week. About the best I could do was loosen all the shoestrings to relieve the pressure on the sides of my feet. The width of my feet are E or normal.These shoes are not normal width by a long shot.Its really too bad.They are a top quality built shoe. But because of the…

I have 2 pair of Oboz, 1 Sawtooth and 1 Bridger. Both are terrific shoes, but they run small. (I’d suggest getting a half size bigger than you normally wear.) One diff between the two mystifies me. The Sawtooth laces are so long, I can triple tie them. The Bridger laces are so short, I can’t even double tie. If there’s some rational explanation for that, I’d love to learn it.

Super well built but very slippery on ice and I live in the northwest where ice comes from. I have wide feet and there wide size fits well

Look great feel Great …. I got a half size to small but knew I would send back and totally purchase the correct size knowing how much I liked them due to fit and feel …. if anything they might be a tad narrow footed which fits me just right …. The $150 plus $10 tax is small money if you like QUALITY !

These are the best pair of shoes that i've owned and i've tried a lot of the big name hiking shoes. They hold up better and the comfort/arch support is superior to others. I wore my last pair of Oboz about 2-3 years, every day and they still look good but i wanted to convert them to my outdoor work shoes so i bought an identical pair to wear to work, etc. I've never bought the same shoe twice so that says something. I hope they keep making these because I honestly don't know that i would buy…

The color is not consistent with the picture. They are more of a grayish brown. They are a little tight but hopefully they will stretch out a little. I have not worn them in the rain so I’m not sure if they are water proof.

Getting tired of shoes that are comfortable out of the box but don’t last. These are sturdy and well made. Took some time to break in but it was worth it.

I hike on Texas scrabble and these were perfect boots for that. I measured my feet to be 28 cm toe to heel and 11 cm wide (at the widest point). Size 11 wide fit perfectly.Little or no break in needed. They feel like slippers.

This is the second pair of Oboz hiking shoes I've owned, and the quality has remained just as high. These are comfortable, truly waterproof, low-top hiking shoes that are attractive enough to go well with my dad apparel, and do the job of providing dryness and support on the sidewalk or the trail. Everything I've seen in my month of wearing this new pair has proven that Oboz is consistent on their sizing and comfort, and the few deep puddles I've stepped in have let in nary a drop of water…

I have always worn heavy hiking boots with steel shanks. They provided great support and protection for the hikes I used to do. However, I don't do those hikes anymore and needed something that was lighter but would still provide good support for my feet. I saw the description and reviews for these Oboz Bridger Low boots and took a chance. The first impression was that these things are stiff. I mean, really stiff. They felt more like road cycling shoes than hikers and I hoped they'd loosen up a