Walmart has Ozark Trail Men's Waterproof Hiking Shoes (black) on sale for $13.99. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to community member SUCHaDEAL for finding this deal.
Step into any outdoor adventure with ultimate comfort with Ozark Trail's Hiking Sneakers. These hiking shoes are crafted with water-friendly materials and are designed to keep your feet supported all day long. Enjoy an ultra-comfy, custom fit with adjustable, lace-up styling, a padded collar and tongue, and treaded outsole perfect for trekking. These hiker sneakers will be your go-to pair to help tackle every trail that lies ahead. Shoe Closure: Round lace closure for a secure fit Materials: Leather, polyester and synthetic upper with rubber bottom Features: Waterproof style with cushion footbed and padded tongue for a dry, comfortable fit End Use: Hiking sneaker for outdoor Clean & Care: Wipe clean Country of Origin: Imported
Model Number:
MNOT44GX009L
Product SKU:
5275786452
UPC:
198179081774
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Walmart has Ozark Trail Men's Waterproof Hiking Shoes (black) on sale for $13.99. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to community member SUCHaDEAL for finding this deal.
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Ozark Trail's waterproof hiking shoes come across as a budget pair that can be surprisingly comfortable for casual wear and light hiking, with a roomy toe box and decent value. The fit seems to run large, and going up half a size worked well for wide feet. They also feel a bit heavy, and the hard, flat sole and oversized dimensions make them uncomfortable for some, especially over moderate distances. A practical low-cost option if the fit works for your feet.
people who want comfortable, good-value hiking shoes for everyday wear because commenters said they were "actually pretty decent," "good value," and comfortable after wearing them since the last deal.
hikers or walkers who like a roomy fit because one commenter said they normally wear wides and that going up 1/2 size worked well, and another highlighted a big toe box and overall comfort.
homeowners looking for something to use around the house for snow shoveling because one buyer specifically planned to use them for shoveling rather than as full lace-up boots.
people who need supportive, cushioned soles for longer walks because one commenter said the shoes have a hard sole with zero support and awkward dimensions, and another said they were unusable for even moderate distance.
buyers who are sensitive to fit and don't want to risk sizing surprises because at least one commenter reported the shoes were "very oversized" in width, length, and height and recommended trying them on locally first to avoid disappointment.
They can be comfortable for some wearers and are described as good value, with a roomy toe box and decent overall comfort. Others report a hard, flat sole with little support and say they become uncomfortable over moderate distance, so fit and foot preference matter a lot.
They run oversized for some people in width, length, and height, while others say going up 1/2 size fits well and accommodates wide feet. Trying them on locally first is a smart move if you can, since the fit can feel very different depending on foot shape.
They are a little bit heavy, which may be expected for hiking shoes. That extra weight may be noticeable if you want a lighter casual shoe, but it can be acceptable for outdoor use or chores like shoveling snow.
Yes, they can work as a casual winter chore shoe, and one buyer specifically planned to use them for shoveling snow instead of lace-up boots. Their heavier build and waterproof design make them a practical option for that kind of use.
Only if you find a hard sole with zero support and awkward dimensions comfortable.
Oh no. James is on a rampage because people disagree with him about the comfort of a shoe he once tried on in a store. That's 3 posts for young James. Does he go 4?
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Ozark Trail's waterproof hiking shoes come across as a budget pair that can be surprisingly comfortable for casual wear and light hiking, with a roomy toe box and decent value. The fit seems to run large, and going up half a size worked well for wide feet. They also feel a bit heavy, and the hard, flat sole and oversized dimensions make them uncomfortable for some, especially over moderate distances. A practical low-cost option if the fit works for your feet.
The shoes can feel comfortable for everyday wear and hiking use.
The shoes may accommodate wider feet, especially when sizing up by half.
The shoes can offer a roomy big toe box that feels supportive for sensitive feet.
The shoes can be useful for light home tasks like shoveling snow.
The shoes can have flat, hard soles with zero support that feels awkward.
The shoes can feel very uncomfortable for moderate walking distances.
The shoes can be very oversized in width, length, and height, which may require trying them on first.
The shoes can feel heavy, even though the weight may make sense for hiking shoes.
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