Vibram hiking shoe reviews

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Merrell Moab 3

89

Great

Any color

$120 $60

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Hoka Anacapa 2 Low GTX

78

Good

Any color

$180

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Altra Olympus 6 Hike Low GTX

81

Good

Any color

$200 $135

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Danner Trail 2650

90

Superb

$170

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La Sportiva Spire GTX

86

Great

$209 $123

Save 41%

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Merrell Moab 3 GTX

86

Great

$160 $120

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Merrell Speed Eco

83

Good

$110 $71

Save 36%

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Merrell Moab 2 GTX

88

Great

$145 $80

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Hoka Kaha 2 Low GTX

67

Bad

$220 $72

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Teva Grandview GTX Low

74

Good

$165 $84

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Hoka Anacapa Low GTX

82

Good

$171

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Vibram Fivefingers V-Trek

84

Good

$134

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Hoka Skyline-Float X

80

Good

$175 $140

Save 20%

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Merrell Moab Speed GTX

83

Good

$120

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Condition
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- Plantar fasciitis (10)
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Waterproofing
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Audience score
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- $150 - $180 (9)
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- Removable insole (12)
- Heel brake (5)
- Orthotic friendly (12)
- Cushioned (8)
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- Gore-Tex (+16)
- Ortholite (+11)
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- 50% - 69% (3)
- 30% - 49% (9)
- 30% and below (14)
Deals
- On sale (12)
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- Outlet (7)
- Under $100 (7)
Weight
- Below 7.1oz (1)
- 10.6oz - 14.1oz (3)
- 14.1oz - 17.6oz (9)
Trail terrain
- Light (4)
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- Technical (8)
Midsole softness
- Soft (7)
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Heel to toe drop
- 0 mm (1)
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- 9 mm - 12 mm (6)
- 13 mm and above (5)
Stiffness
- Flexible (7)
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Breathability
- Breathable (2)
- Moderate (5)
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Heel counter stiffness
- Flexible (4)
- Moderate (7)
- Stiff (2)
Heel padding durability
- Good (2)
- Bad (6)
Outsole durability
- Good (3)
- Decent (5)
Toebox durability
- Good (1)
- Decent (4)
- Bad (4)
Torsional rigidity
- Flexible (1)
- Moderate (2)
- Stiff (10)
Difference in midsole softness in cold
- Small (3)
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Difference in stiffness in cold
- Small (3)
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- Big (4)
Toebox width
- Narrow (3)
- Medium (7)
- Wide (3)
Width / Fit
- Narrow (5)
- Medium (6)
- Wide (2)
Forefoot stack
- Below 15 mm (1)
- 20 mm - 24 mm (8)
- 25 mm - 29 mm (3)
- 30 mm and above (1)
Heel stack
- Below 15 mm (1)
- 29 mm - 35 mm (6)
- 36 mm and above (6)
Lug depth
- Below 3.5 mm (2)
- 3.5 mm - 4.5 mm (7)
- 4.5 mm and above (4)

If you believe that amazing hiking trips start from the soles of the shoes you wear, we've reviewed a ton of hiking shoes that use Vibram. We don't just take the tech as it is - we measure and test it ourselves so that we can give you an idea of how effective it will be for your adventures. The Vibram hiking shoes we've reviewed can do well in deserts, on water, and even for speed hiking.

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