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The Columbia PeakFreak OutDry is a low-cut hiking shoe built around a seam-sealed OutDry waterproof membrane, so water stays out without a separate bootie. A 4 mm drop and forefoot cushioning give it a flatter, more grounded feel than most trail shoes, which suits hikers who want ground feedback on mixed terrain. The rubber and TPU outsole with a synthetic mesh upper keeps it light for day hikes and fast packing. It sits below Columbia's heavier leather boots and above its trail runners, and it competes with other waterproof low hikers on weight rather than on stiffness.
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Lowest price we've seen: $170.00 on Nov 15 at Columbia. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 15.
Owners treat the PeakFreak OutDry as a light, sure-footed day hiker that shrugs off wet grass and shallow puddles. The low drop and flexible sole divide opinion: some love the ground feel, others want more cushioning and support.
The Columbia PeakFreak Titanium OutDry is a men's laced hiking shoe. It is waterproof and has forefoot cushioning and reflectors. It does not use Gore-Tex.
The upper is made of mesh, synthetic and plastic materials, with a synthetic and mesh lining. The insole combines mesh, Ortholite and textile. The midsole uses TPU, foam and EVA, and the outsole combines rubber, TPU, synthetic and plastic. The heel-to-toe drop is 4 mm.
