New Balance MO1500

New Balance MO1500

 New Balance hiking boots are designed to provide a snug fit in a variety of widths for both men and women.

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Stability and durability are essential elements for a hiking boot to handle heavy wear, regardless of the type of trail. New Balance hiking boots are built to provide maximum support and comfort, because New Balance understands that every one’s feet are different. Because of this, men’s hiking boots are offered in widths ranging from B (narrow) to 4E (extra wide), and women’s hiking bootsfrom 2A (narrow) to D (wide). Offering the largest selection of widths, you should never have to settle for a New Balance hiking boot that is either too narrow or too wide, select the width that’s right for you.

In addition to the boot width, the men’s hiking boots and women’s hiking boots also differ in the heel and arch. Women’s feet tend to have a narrower heel and a higher arch than a man’s foot of a comparable size. Because of this, the New Balance 1500 series hiking boot, is offered in a men’s style (MO1500) and a women’s style (WO1500).

The same attention to detail is also true for the New Balance 1201 outdoor shoe. This lightweight trail shoe and hiker is also offered as both a women’s trial shoe (WO1201) and a mens’ trail shoe (MO1201).

All men’s and women’s boots are fully waterproof, thanks to their Gore-Tex lining. Stability, comfort and traction are provided by the Vibram outsole. The lightweight 1201 has a breathable suede and mesh upper, while the pack friendly 1500 features an equally breathable (and comfortable) all leather upper.

New Balance Kids KA865

New Balance Kids KA865

 Now that you have the best fitting hiking boots you can find, why not do the same for your children. New Balance offers the KA865 and KA866 models of waterproof children’s hiking boots. The wraparound heel and toe caps will keep their feet protected from random debris, while the waterproof leather uppers will keep their feet comfortable and dry.

So now that the whole family is ready to go, pack the essentials and grab your camera, and hit the trail. 

 Just because you’re hiking in a National Park doesn’t mean that all of the trails are maintained and water will be available. Although the Grand Canyon has three corridor trails, from the rim to the Colorado River, check out this video to see what happens when one determined woman hikes the non-maintained Hermit Trail .

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