Are the Hi-Tec Bedrock Mid boots actually waterproof?

Yes. They have a waterproof membrane behind the leather and mesh upper. Feet stay dry in wet grass, puddles and light rain, though they are not meant for stream crossings.

How do they fit compared with other hiking boots?

They run close to standard medium width and most buyers take their usual size. People with wide feet often report a snug fit and may want to size up.

Are they good for serious backpacking?

No. The cushioning is basic and the boot is built for day hikes and casual walks. Heavy packs and long rocky descents call for a stiffer, more cushioned boot.

Do they need breaking in?

Yes, a little. The leather softens after a few short walks, so wear them around town before a long hike.

How should I care for them?

Spot clean with a damp cloth and let them air dry away from direct heat. Avoid machine washing, which can damage the waterproof membrane.

What is the shaft height?

The shaft is about 5 inches, a mid-cut that covers the ankle without the bulk of a tall backpacking boot.

Where is the Hi-Tec Bedrock Mid Hiking Boots cheapest?

At Boscov's, for $39.99, as of our latest check.

Hi-Tec Bedrock Mid Hiking Boots

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$39.99at Boscov'sChecked Nov 9

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Hi-Tec Bedrock Mid Hiking Boots

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$39.99at Boscov'sChecked Nov 9

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Last seen at $39.99 at Boscov's on Nov 9.

Our take on the Hi-Tec Bedrock Mid Hiking Boots

The Hi-Tec Bedrock Mid is a budget-minded leather hiking boot with a waterproof membrane, mesh panels and a rubber outsole. It sits at the entry end of the hiking market, where rivals like Merrell and Columbia charge more for similar leather-and-mesh builds. The mid-cut 5-inch shaft gives ankle coverage without the weight of a full backpacking boot. It suits casual walkers, day hikers and weekend campers who want a waterproof leather boot without paying premium prices.

Best forCasual day hikersWeekend campersWalkers on wet trailsBuyers wanting a leather boot on a budget

Pros

Genuine leather upper with mesh panels for breathability
Waterproof membrane keeps feet dry in wet grass and puddles
Mid-cut 5-inch shaft supports the ankle
Rubber outsole grips dirt and gravel trails
Lace-up closure gives an adjustable fit
Simple spot-clean care

Cons

Cushioning is basic; long rocky descents feel firm
Leather and mesh build is heavier than synthetic trail shoes
Waterproof membrane reduces airflow on hot days
Grip is modest on wet rock and mud
Break-in takes a few walks

Hi-Tec Bedrock Mid Hiking Boots prices at every store

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$39.99Checked Nov 9
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Hi-Tec Bedrock Mid Hiking Boots price history

Lowest price we've seen: $39.99 on Nov 9 at Boscov's. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

What reviewers say

Owners treat the Bedrock Mid as a dependable, affordable waterproof boot for light hiking and everyday wear. Most praise the leather build and dry feet; some find the cushioning firm and the fit narrow for wide feet.

What people mention

WaterproofingPraisedOwners say feet stay dry through wet grass, puddles and light rain.
CushioningCriticisedReviewers find the midsole firm on long rocky descents.
FitMixedMany find the fit true to size, but some with wide feet say it runs narrow.
BuildPraisedThe leather upper feels sturdy and holds up to regular trail use.
GripCriticisedThe rubber outsole is fine on dry dirt but slips on wet rock and mud.
Break-inMixedThe boots need a few walks before the leather softens.

Specifications

Width: Width Medium
Department: Men's
Material: Genuine Leather, Mesh, Rubber
Waterproof: Yes
Closure Style: Lace-up
Style: Casual
For Athletics: Yes
Type

Questions and answers

Are the Hi-Tec Bedrock Mid boots actually waterproof?: Yes. They have a waterproof membrane behind the leather and mesh upper. Feet stay dry in wet grass, puddles and light rain, though they are not meant for stream crossings.
How do they fit compared with other hiking boots?: They run close to standard medium width and most buyers take their usual size. People with wide feet often report a snug fit and may want to size up.
Are they good for serious backpacking?: No. The cushioning is basic and the boot is built for day hikes and casual walks. Heavy packs and long rocky descents call for a stiffer, more cushioned boot.
Do they need breaking in?: Yes, a little. The leather softens after a few short walks, so wear them around town before a long hike.
How should I care for them?: Spot clean with a damp cloth and let them air dry away from direct heat. Avoid machine washing, which can damage the waterproof membrane.
What is the shaft height?: The shaft is about 5 inches, a mid-cut that covers the ankle without the bulk of a tall backpacking boot.
Where is the Hi-Tec Bedrock Mid Hiking Boots cheapest?: At Boscov's, for $39.99, as of our latest check.