Footwear
Jack Taylor
A man wittier than myself once proclaimed, "If the shoe fits, wear it." Fortunately, with regard to the Oboz Read more >>
Corey Hockett
When I shop for footwear, I look for something that can do it all. I want shoes that are comfy, can handle the outdoors, and are fashionable for when I need to clean up. Read more >>
Jack Taylor
Not all socks are created equal. From ultra-thin liners that double for running and skiing to cushy wool hikers that almost always prevent blisters, a well-rounded quiver of socks ensures that your feet will stay comfy and dry during any activity. Read more >>
Chris McCarthy
When I got my Kestrel boots from Schnee’s, I pulled them straight out of the box and went on a 25-mile backpack. Read more >>
Melissa Doar
This isn’t my first pair of Oboz, and chances are, it won’t be my last. I got a good season-and-a-half out of my previous pair before, not surprisingly, my pre-teen son abducted them. Read more >>
Wangmo Tenzing
While designed with climbing approaches in mind, Scarpa’s Mescalito GTX works for any out Read more >>
Lucas Stevens
The Salomon X-ALP Mid LTR GTX, weighing in at 20 ounces each, provide the performance needed without that bul Read more >>
Chris McCarthy
I’ve always looked to Oboz for my hiking footwear. So, when I was searching for a crossover boot—something I could hike the trail in and wear around town—, I went to Oboz first. Read more >>
David Tucker
A minimalist hiker for the weight-conscious. Gram-counting is all the rage these days, and that trend hasn't been ignored by the long-distance-hiking crowd. Read more >>
Chris McCarthy
In an overcrowded sandal market, it’s good to go with a trusted name—I chose the new Camps Read more >>
Mike England
Ultra-lightweight shoes may be all the rage these days, but kick a rock head-on with those paper-thin booties and you’ll be limping back to the trailhead, wishing you'd saved your ninja slippers for the dance floor. No Read more >>
David Tucker
Good running shoes offer three things: comfort, stability, and durability. Hoka One One is the king of the first two, but when it comes to the latter, they’ve come up short in the past. Read more >>
Taylor Burlage
I've spent years trying to find the ideal boot for my hunting, backpacking, and outdoor-travel needs, but haven't quite found what I was looking for. Read more >>
Angie Mangels
When you own an active dog, you don’t really have a choice about getting out; the dog must be walked no matter the weather. Read more >>
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