Karrimor Mount Low Mens Waterproof Walking Shoes

I’m more than pleased with my order, very comfortable and very well made, great product.

I really like these, I’m a fan of Karrimor anyway so this is an easy review.They are comfortable, waterproof and nice and light. They are really well made as you’d expect from this manufacturer. The grip is excellent in the wet, warm enough to use in cooler temperatures if bigger boots aren’t for you

Very comfy, good (minimal brand visibility) style, and the shoe itself is extremely durable - after 6 months of daily use with lots of walking only the sole got worn down to the point of needing to order a new pair, the rest of the shoe is still intact.I can't agree with breathability though, after wearing them for half a day I'd still have issues with very moist and sweaty feet even when wearing thin socks.

My footwear is all size 10.5 or 11. Chose 11 for these and they fit perfectly. If you're a half size then you might want to round up. Comfortable for me (not all walking boots are). Can't vouch for longevity. Good value at £35. Paid £5 for delivery but rather that than trailing to Sports Direct. Use them for walking the flat countryside tracks of Oxfordshire so don't need better. Good looking in black. Would buy again.

I have had these walking shoes before , very comfortable and wear very well , over 18 moths of use, just worn out sole and heal.

Comfortable and good value.

These are relatively lightweight, strongly constructed walking shoes from a well respected brand. They are not too expensive and not too high tech. Once I realised that they were far more comfortable loosely laced at the ankle end of the lacing, I really enjoyed walking in them. Too tightly laced and I found they restricted flexibility in my calf and foot, forcing me to walk in an uncomfortable and inefficient manner - but that might just be me. On the downside, as another reviewer has pointed out, the soles wear quite quickly. I walk on average between 20-25 miles each week and have had these shoes a few months. I calculate that in a another couple of months I will have worn the soles down to a point when I will have to replace the shoes. The soles are also not that cushioning and are made of a compound which appears unable to cope with wet paving slabs as used in some pavements (sidewalks). On such a surface they offer practically no traction and make you feel as if you are walking on sheet ice - I have slid on several occasions. However, on all other surfaces the soles have provided excellent and reassuring traction.

Had this trainer type for as long as i can remember. having a new pair I was pleased they are still as good as ever. old ones relegated to garden and work duty now. very pleased I stuck by them and they did not let me down.