adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2 Low Gore-Tex Sneaker Boot is GREAT!
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Perfect for extreme lifestyles like rugged hiking to the grocery store and back to pick up some bread
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That boost would fall apart after 1 real hike off trail. Kind of a bummer for $180 :/
@@EthanJahnzdelusional, I bought 60 dollars random cheap shit in France to hike in Corcica they still looked new after an entire week of walking in the mountains lol
@@EthanJahnzno it would not lmao I live in Michigan along Lake Michigan and river and trails all over and Terrex shoes hold up well idk what you’re talking about lmao, lows obviously aren’t waterproof for wading or anything lmao but they are good for like hikes and walking around campus in the winter
@@dayday3688 really?? I guess I've just had a bad experience with boost material. maybe they treat the boost in those shoes differently in production or it has a higher density than nmds and ultraboosts
I just got back from camping and they were excellent! It actually rained on the 1st day, but these were easy to get on and off into the tent. Really like these
Me as well it’s raining here today and these are awesome so glad I bought these
I found these have more supportive, versatile, comfortable outsole and easier to get in & out than the ULTRABOOST 21 GORE-TEX. How is the sizing working out for you throughout camping beside it would obviously be easier to get in & out since it is a bit longer in size?
I have adidas terrex free hiker 2 GTX (not low), and size 9.5 feels a little tight. Should I go with 9.5 or 10 with low version?
Great review! Just picked these up and went a half a size down; so l’m glad you agree. The Addis store in NYC said they ran a bit big. I’m only using them for walking. I tried the Gortex Nike, Asics, and Hoka’s. Also picked up the Gortex Brooks. Which are fine. But these to me are by far the most stylish, comfortable, and most well built out of any of them. Purchased the black as well. More expensive but worth it!
From my experience most “hiking” shoes are a little wider/bigger, which is good in my opinion because it gives me the option to wear some thicker warmer socks and still have room in the shoe. Maybe that’s why the sizing seems a little off.
Agreed. Also our feet swell after walking for a long time
@@a51nx yeah for sure.
My thought exactly or even replace the insole with the All Bird wool insole to keep the bottom of my feet warm, dry and odder free in the winter.
I have these and the Ultraboost 21 in the same size, I would say the fit is a bit bigger, but I would also counter with the types of socks you are wearing will be thicker if you are wearing there anyway. I think being able to wear thick socks is nice, but yeah could size one down but its a more rigid shoe than a regular sneaker so if its too tight I think it would be uncomfortable, I kinda like a more spacious sneaker/boot. The goretex version is a bit sweaty but is nice and warm and water proof. The tread is nice on wet surfaces and gives your confidence to walk normally.
Great alternative to the boots. Huge fan of the Terrex Free hiker GTX line. Might cop the lows because the weather in New England is going to get crazy come the Fall time.
Just picked these up for $90 and the regular Free Hiker 2.0 for $80. Love end of year clearance sales
Copped a pair from the adidas I work at. I went TTS, I found on regular gtx and Cold.Rdy versions I half sized up. But the low I went tts and they fit well.
Really hoping that these will hit the outlets at some point just like the highs did!
I just needed a pair of waterproof ultra boost, thanks for confirming the comfort ability
Just got mine and glad I went down half a size thanks hez
Perfect for the fall weather coming up! Can you do a review on the Nike Pegasus Trail 4 GORE-TEX soon and compare both?
I have a pair of the non Gore-Tex. While they are comfortable and rugged, after 4 months of wear they have a hole on each shoe. Kinda disappointed they only lasted 4 months, being worn 4 days a week.
I own these. They are absolutely fantastic comfort wise, but after one week of use the black coating on the boost material has started coming away showing the original white boost and they look horrible. I’ve restored to using a permanent black marker pen to hide the problem. 10/10 for comfort and water resistance but they won’t look good for long. A real shame.
This or the NB hierro goretex?
8.5 here, bought 9, exclusively for fall/winter with thick socks
Thanks for doing the review. I got this pair for my wife a few days ago to replace her old pair of SKYCHASER from 6 years ago but she found it too bulky for her liking so I ended up keeping for myself as we ware the same sizes because the midsole is much more comfortable over all the variants of V.1 models and so much easier to slip in & out over the boots versions even though I was saving up for the V.2 C.RDY (ID4226) and V.2 MWN (IG3333).
ONE HUGE CONCERN on the new V2 is the quality of the black BOOST. my V.2 Triple Black BOOST is flaking off already after 6 months use and is showing some white BOOST through which has been reported in many Adidas reviews that Adidas would not honor the warranty for replacement. This has never happened to my other 10+ black/colored BOOST I currently own for 1~10 years. I hope Adidas will address this matter for the current owners and fix this on the newer releases for me to purchase more newer releases.
Regarding of the size and fit, it felt just a "very little" bit longer with my summer wool socks (because "COTTON KILLS" when hiking!); however, when I ware the winter wool socks from Costco they fits just fine with just enough room for feet expansion. As V.2 GTX is much more padded and waterproofing is included all the way to the tong compare to the V.1 GTX's vented none waterproofing tong I am expecting my feet to heat/swallow up a bit faster. The extra space also accommodates either the Hefe Luxx Ultra Deluxe 2.0 Comfort Insoles in the summer for extra BOOST or All Bird wool insole perfectly to keep my sole with extra support, warm, dry and odor free!
How about your feet type ? I got wide feet and not sure to go down size as you said.
How squishy arr they really?
I had Ultraboost ATR and switched to Hierro v6 when boost midsole fell apart. The upper in NB git torn quite quickly, especially on the toebox and collars. Now I need New waterproof max cushion shoes. For now Hoka challenger gtx is my pick, but I'm still looking. Too bad Pegasus Trail 3 has serious traction issues on wet surfaces.
How do they compare to the fresh foam hierro 7 gtx?
Which pair would you prefer this one or the hierro v7 GTX?
No doubts abt the comfort of these boots. What is stopping me from buying them is that the outsole will peel or get detached. The outsole rubber shrink/expands at a different rate from the boost midsole foam. Outsole separation is such a common issue with adidas shoes. I hate to buy an expensive pair of shoes but having to reglue the outsole after every wear
What are you a fucking Tyrannosaurus rex?
Are they actually breathable, my feet get so hot in gtx
all weather shoes with ultraboost comfort
would you recommend these or the nb hierro v7 gtx?
I really wish they'd kept the design of the V1, don't think I'll be picking up any with the V2 design, even though I've wanted a low top version
I wear a 1/2 to a full size smaller in every Adidas shoe I've tried.
Try new balance fresh foam x hierro gtx
just wondering, this adidas terrex free hiker 2 can handle winter temperature ?
These are fire 🔥 I also found them wide I’m a 9.5 should have got a 9
Love these as well. Are they longer or just wider?
just very little bid longer. With is the same as all TFH V2.0 which is just slightly narrower than the V1.0 GTX
Actually utilizing the extra space to replace the insole with Hefe Luxx Ultra Deluxe 2.0 Comfort "BOOST" Insoles in the summer and All Bird Wool insole in the winter to keep my feet warm, dry and odder free. Fits perfectly!
I have adidas terrex free hiker 2 GTX (not low), and size 9.5 feels a little tight. Should I go with 9.5 or 10 with low version?
Fom me half size up for the boot?These? Is it really more spacious?
Thanks for the review
Hey, great video! Did you ever get a 9? I got a half size lower and it feels a bit tight
Hes, these or the UB Light Gore-Tex? These are $108 versus $220 for the UB Light Gore-Tex
Best sneaker boot imo is the Hoka Kaha Hi.
Adidas I need a triple black for LEO's
They need to bring the swift r2 get back, best duty boot. Crushed the Salomon’s
Need wider toe box
I just got them and I am so disappointed - I have to return them. The cushioning and ride seems basicalyy the same as in Hoka Speedgoat 5, which I also have, but the boost is more responsive. It doesn't necessarily mean one can go faster in Adidas, since they are noticeably heavier. Free Hikers also have more room for the toes. Hokas at the same size have quite narrow toebox and definitely worse lockdown, I would have to tighten the laces to uncomfortable level - very thin tongue doesn't help. Unfortunately Free Hikers have even bigger flaw - quite firm, protruding padding on the heel with exposed stiches. It just hurts my heels to the point I feel the blisters coming up.
Neither Free Hiker Low nor Speedgoat is a match for my old Hierro v6 in terms of comfort. They may have more cushioning and isolation from terrain, but Hierros are just more plushy both in the ride and the upper. Having softer sole and not so agresive lugs, the Hierros are also more versatile for everyday use - walking, running, road, trail - everything comes easy in them. If only they had more durable upper, which after 6 just months became a mess.
Need a vid for free hiker 2 cold ready
is it good for playing around in winter snow?
The V1.0 was but a bit colder in extreme cold weather. The V2.0 is much thicker and more padded all around with Gore-Tex even on the tong instead of vents on the V1.0 so I would think so. Nothing beats a pair of good merino wool socks though.
Is this model longer than the mid-tops too or is it just wider in the toe box?
Longer. I found most TFH GTX models are a bit longer since they have to sew the Gore-Tex membrane so it does not provide the strictness of the regulate versions.
The boot one looks much better
how about soulstride flow gtx? Have you tried it out?
easier to "rock" forward and backward during stides.
Fresh foam x hierro v7 gtx or these?
Makes you wonder, maybe he won't say cause he tends to lean to adidas? I'm leaning towards hierros.
Hi, can this shoes go fo running?
@BJU5714 Tread on the gtx trail runners low top or terrex trail runner is slightly better for running almost identical both continental and goretex
The fit is perfect for normal size feet. Toe box has good room for a size 13 foot, and allows for swelling for longer wear. The boot version was absolutely too small and unbearable to wear, returned them.
My favorite boot and luckily I get 30% off
How did you get 30% off? these just came out
@@a51nx I have older model and first responder discount
Adidas membership… I got 30 dollars off any shoe 100bucks and up so I copped these and it came out to 162💪🏼💯💪🏼
@@arielalvarez5543 very nice, good deal!
Did they make a mid/ high that wasn’t waterproof?
the standard V2.0 is
Got those Low version (as well as normal one) and must say that Adidas is year after year downgrading it's shoes/boots. Both normal and Low I got are soaking water via tip of toebox. Quality control in Adidas is lately on lowest bottoms since shoes look poorly made (for this price point). I had home few pairs of old Adidas Terrex Agravic Flow GTX (v.1) as well as Agravic Speed 3D GTX and both of those shoes are simply WAY BETTER in terms of quality and water protection.
Recently Adidas is doing SUPERBLY BAD job in making shoes and pricing those. Shame Adidas.
And BTW mate. Pouring some water from a glass on shoes is NOT a test - paper sandals wouldn't soak water in such way. Just put those into the water so that water be below ankle area and THEN check the water resistance - but best put some paper to it so that we can see the results.
I mean I like the fact that you review some boots/shoes but do it properly. And if you review Free Hiker 2 Low then compare it to Skychaser 2. Then people would have some perspective.
I honestly hate Adidas for teasing me with those shoes. In theory everything looks so great (and when you walk it really is because of the boost - and this apply both to normal and Low version) but water-resistance-wise those are SOOOOOOOOO BAD (both models).
Question. If you have issues with Adidas quality control, I wonder how you feel about Nike quality control? Nothing is worse than Nike quality control. Nothing.
@@wanmangeng5957well... with Nike I have this problem that all running and "hiking" (seriously none of Nike shoes are good for hiking) are SUPERBLY VERY SHORT LASTING - ZoomX being biggest failure. It is my experience that while Adidas lasts let's say 1000km, comparable Nike shoes will last maybe 350km.
And these are $240 in Canada 🤦♂️
probably because the canadian dollar is 0.74 usa dollar. School is good.
@@geert574 it doesn’t matter what the dollar is it will always be more you troll 🧌 school is good 👍🏻
They're big for thicker socks 😊
I like ❤😊
Nah the hightop has 0 ankle lockdown and its wobly , this should be better
Well it's not good for bad terrain because of the boost heart.... True.. it's extremely comfy tho
Same with me. I usually get a size 9.5. Got mine today and will go for an exchange for a size 9. It's a really nice and comfy shoe!
I’m a 9.5 as well,was it really that big on you??
@arielalvarez5543 unless you tie shoelace tighter or wear very thick socks, it's fine i guess. But for me, it's like 1inch or a thumb or so extra space from my big toe to the tip of shoe.
I have adidas terrex free hiker 2 GTX (not low), and size 9.5 feels a little tight. Should I go with 9.5 or 10 with low version?
@Strawhat.. I'm not sure how wide your feet are or how the shoes width goes, but I know that the shoe runs longer. Imo I say stick with your 9.5 on the lows🤙
Did you ever exchange for a smaller size? I just received a pair today and yeah I also have about a thumb size between my foot and the top of the shoe. Honestly it’s not terrible but I’m wondering if I should size down. Besides that, they’re very comfortable