Newton Ridge Plus II Suede Hiker Boots

These boots use to be nice. I bought them 5 times prior to my most recent purchase. This boot would last me many month before the dread would become low. This time around this boot lasted not even a full month before the tread was completely worn

Good boots but not kern in the colour lighter than expected still waiting for my refund!!!

Purchased one month ago for Xmas. Stitching at back of toe box has completely ripped in about a half dozen walks by the river in under a months time. Extremely disappointed!! Do not recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought these for my boyfriend about 3 months ago. He needed boots (for differently types of weather for his job). He delivers for Fed Ex. The boots are falling apart. We haven’t had horribly bad weather. He only wears them for work. It’s a little disappointing. He needed a decent pair of boots, typically Columbia comes through, but not with these boots.

I bought these and walked 7 km the first day to break them in. Later I hiked 45 km on the Inca Trail in Peru with them, also in the Amazon rainforest. I never had a blister or ... any issue beyond needing to double knot the laces. Quite attractive too. How's this for an endorsement — after each day hiking, people would put on comfortable walking shoes. I put these boots back on. That's how comfortable they are.

I got these for Christmas from my boyfriend. I have alot of ankle pain and an issue I would need surgery to fix. When I say when I put these on, it's like no other boot/shoe I've ever worn. The fit is perfect, soles are comfortable and they pffer amazing foot/ankle support. My pain somehow goes away when I wear these. Got them for hiking but tempted to get a pair for being on my feet 12+ hours as a nurse. Most comfortable shoe I've ever worn. Fits perfect but size up if you want to wear with thick socks.

I bought 2 pair. One for myself and one for a family member for Christmas. From the moment I opened the box I was utterly disappointed. The color "Nori" looks absolutely nothing like the photos. It looks like a light brown with a lighter brown spot in the middle in the pictures. The actual color is dark baby shart green with a slightly lighter shade of baby shart green in the middle. They're incredibly ugly. I actually feel bad that my family member is going to to open their pair on Christmas. Then, to top it all off, when I tried my pair on it felt like there was still paper in the toe of one boot. Nope. It was just the internal material sagging down, and there's no way to fix it. My advice to you... don't buy these. My advise to Columbia.... stop with the ridiculous color names that don't mean anything and don't tell anyone what the actual color is, especially if the photos don't look anything like the actual product, and do better quality control so you don't have products that shouldn't even be sold at "seconds" or "blem" stores going out to your customers. I've spent a lot of money with Columbia just in the last 2 months. Not sure I'll be spending any more. I'm not going to risk this happening again. I guess this is a lesson to not buy clothes and shoes online.

Nice color, very comfortable, and fits just right!

I bought them 5 year ago and climbed once every week with it and never had any problems...

Great. Great. Great. Great. Great. Great. Great. Great.

My husband Found a pair like brand new in a dumpster and loves them

You need to order 1/2 size up if you wear with socks

Straight out of the box, these boots did not need to be broken in. I used them recently (October 2021) in Colorado where I hiked the Morrison Slide trail and they were just perfect. They offer ankle protection from the constant ankle turning rocks that never quite twist your ankle completely, but just enough to make you hurt later if you are wearing mids or trail runners. The traction is completely confidence inspiring. I've owned many other boots from Merrell and other companies, and these were the easiest to use out of the box and have been the best companions. I have the Elk/Red/Black ones and they honestly look beautiful too. I've used these for snow shoeing and for general hiking on flat wet grassy and muddy areas and they are perfect. Honestly, after wearing them and caring for them for two years, they look brand new except for a few scratches on the plastic part between the sole and the suede from sliding them across rocks. You can clean the mud from the treads in the sink. I'm recommending the female version to my gf for our upcoming hiking trip to Utah. 10/10. Most trail runner shoes lately have been running a 12 for me when before I've always been an 11.5 most of my adult life. These are 11.5 and fit true. These are slightly bulky for casual wear, so if you're just getting them for school or the mall, I don't know. I usually forget I'm wearing them until I have to drive. They are extremely comfortable.

The worst for quality shoe lace hook broke on day two of having these. Cheaply made shoes would have expected better with the Columbia name