Columbia Mens Fairbanks Low

Love these shoes, especially for the discounted price. They are very comfortable. I normally wear 8.5, I ordered the same size and it fit perfectly. Seems to have good traction on wet ground. Though keep in mind that these are NOT waterproof, but still they are now my go-to shoes for rainy days. BTW, they don't squeak on hardwood floor.

📝 Quick Review These sneakers are comfortable right out of the box, with a lightweight feel that makes them great for all-day wear. The breathable upper keeps feet cool, while the cushioned sole provides solid support for walking, casual hikes, or running errands. The style is versatile enough to pair with jeans, shorts, or outdoor gear. 👟 Why They Stand Out Lightweight design for extended comfort Breathable materials help keep feet dry Cushioned sole offers good shock absorption Sleek, casual style works in multiple settings ✅ Final Thoughts A well-made, versatile sneaker that blends comfort and style, perfect for both outdoor adventures and everyday activities.

Comfortable and lightweight. The laces are quite odd-looking in person, and I feel like they immediately looked old, the first time on the trail; however, they held up for a year (which is typical for me). These are NOT waterproof in any way, just an FYI. I use these are my dry-season hiking sneakers, and I have alternates for the wet/cold seasons.

I normally don't write reviews, but after trying on these shoes and walking around in them I felt compelled. These shoes have so much grip and feel so comfortable to wear that I'm a new fan. They're not a walking shoe as much s they're a hiking shoe, but they go great with my semi casual wear. Thank you Columbia for knocking this one out of the park!

I love these shoes. They fit great and are super comfortable.

I really like these shoes for daily wear. I would classify them as casual outdoor shoes. They are very comfortable but lack the support of a true outdoor or hiking boot/shoe. If you're thinking these are replacements for something like a Keen hiking shoe, they're not built to the level of a Keen. But that's ok, they serve a purpose and for the price, I'm very happy with them. They fit true to size for me and they've held up very well over the past couple of months. They look good, have great traction, and for the price I'm very happy. For heavy duty trail use they may fail sooner than something like a Keen, but then again, you paid less than half the price, so maybe that's ok. I think they perform very well for the price range.

These seem to be near-perfect, virtually waterproof, walking/light hiking, sneaker-y, wide in the toe shoes. They're warm but not sweaty and feel kind of bouncy, which is good. I tried them out at the recent "No Kings" demo in a light steady rain and they kept my feet dry, tho the tops appeared to absorb water. The only slight concern is they smell strongly of vulcanized rubber, an industrial smell that I hope will go away after wearing them outside. Also, somewhat cheaper than other name brands and quite comfy, even when new.

They have a lot of toe space, which is hard to find in walking/hiking shoes. They are also very comfortable, so you shouldn't have issues with a long walk. They are also have great traction on gravel, sand, rocks, and even wet stone as well. However, they have 1 major flaw... I went on an 2-hour walk and they absolutely destroyed the area above my heel. They grind in sooo freaking bad. I tried tying them as tight as possible, but the same thing happened. Then I tried to loosen them up, but that didn't help either. Eventually, I ended up soaking them in water and let them dry with a glass bottle in the shoe... hoping that would help stretch it out, so I went on a 2-hour walk and that seemed to work... at least I thought so. I had a 6-hour adventure coming up, and since these shoes were good last time, I decided to wear them. After 2 hours in, they were grinding into my skin soooo freaking bad I had to stop. I was bleeding like mad and the top half of my socks were soaked in blood. Luckily, I had bandaids, so I used 3 4inx2in bandaids on EACH side, and it was enough to prevent it from getting worse. Now I'm not really sure what to do. I can use them with the bandaid trick, but I don't think I should have to waste $3 to just wear my shoes on a hike. This is just a word of caution for those buying them, make sure to test them a few times before hiking. If you don't have the heel issue then they will probably be the best hiking shoe you ever had.

Good quality

The product quality and comfort is beyond expectation. Really happy with the purchase.

Shoe fits normally. Light weight, breathable and comfortable

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