Are these suitable for hiking and walking?
34186
If you read my review, you would know I would never buy them again for anything.
657317
In my experience and other service member experience, you have to be careful with that bit of rubber in the middle of the sole that connects the springs to the studs and the two rubber bits at the toe. This was just with running. I would not recommend them for hiking, but would stick to something with chains.
1138405
Yes, they are. I would recommend using this for exercising. Not very comfortable to wear for casual use.
864488
Yes, the socks are suited for hiking in the summer. They are a natural fiber and keep moisture away from the skin. My favorite brand of hiking socks are "Fits."
499969
The poles come with multiple tips that work very well on a variety of surfaces for both walking and hiking. I have the same poles in Spain and Southern California on many miles of trails.
1331189
YES I think these would be perfect for a walker. They are attached by velcro so they fit around many sizes and shapes of bars. They hold a lot of weight. And they look nice. YES, what a great idea.
2004468
I've taken them fishing with me where I've done a lot of walking over pretty rough terrain and had no problem. Don't ride motorcycles so I don't know but I think they'd be just fine. They're ruggedly built although you might want to tape the lens covers down while travelling.
40043
Hi Gordon, as long as your binoculars have thin (3/8 maybe 1/2 inch) straps then these will work great. We use ours for hiking with DSLR cameras and love them. no swinging while walking and no problem taking a picture straight up will the straps on. Quick release on each side makes for easy on and off. Only thing which is no problem to us is the little piece stays on the camera all the time. If you are looking to walk around hands free with your binocs this is exactly what you want. Also none of that strain on your neck after a long day hiking.Hope this helps, have a great dayGary
657316
get the yaktrax walking or pro. i think the walking is the cheapest too and they are more meant for hiking.
205561
Sorry i just walk my dogs - no running. I would have thought they would be ok, but depending on the thickness of the soles of the shoes you are using you might feel the studs so it might not be very comfortable after a while. They are very stable though so you wouldn't slip!
636580
I find them to be reasonably snug without being too tight. For me they are comfortable. If you were to be more active than walking normally, they would slide out of position. Unfortunately probably one of those things you'll have to try to see if they work for you. Hope this helped a little.
46433
While I can say yes I would based on there light weight feel I never did actually wear them, I bought as gifts. The feedback has been great and also they are designed for ipod activities you describe. Very durable.
535732
You can amble around the house a bit, but no, this is not intended for walking around throughout the day. It's for while you're in bed or sitting on the couch. They do work well, though.
246599
No my dear they are not suitable for cold weather hikes definitely you need to worn some thing under.
2016308
Probably, but it would depend on the tread of the boot. You would want something grippy like the bottom of a skate shoe, not hard, for the pins to dig into. Five Ten makes hiking and work boots that would work great.
246603
They are quite thin. I was happy in the mountains in spring, but they won't work for a winter hike. They are loose fitting but not baggy - underarmor would probably be fine, but nothing bulkier than that.
825983
That was how my commute to work was. Half was in ice and snow and the other on sidewalks. These were perfect for that. I took them for an intense hiking trip around a bunch of frozen waterfalls - not good for that at all.