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Vibram hiking boot reviews
18 boots reviewed
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- 90Great$200 $171Save 15%
- 84Good$240 $192Save 20%
- 90Great$255 $132Save 48%
- 88Great$230 $134Save 42%
- 81Good$180 $79Save 56%
- 78Good$195 $157Save 20%
- 91Superb$440
- 83Good$290 $172Save 41%
- 96Superb$249
- 81Good$185
- 91Superb$430
- 89Great$300 $270Save 10%
- 82Good$350 $330Save 6%
- 66Bad$220
- 77Decent$170 $110Save 35%
- 84Good$185
- 91Superb
Out of stock in all 50 shops
- 78Good$229 $162Save 29%
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We've reviewed several Vibram hiking boots for hikers who love the technology. We don't hold back on the tests we conduct on each pair. We measure exactly how effective they are, so you can be confident when you take them out for a spin. The Vibram hiking boots we've reviewed include pairs that are good for desert hiking, alpine hiking, and even speed hiking.