Are these boots good for beginners?

Yes. The mid-cut design, padded collar and simple lacing make them easy to wear for shoppers new to hiking.

How do they compare with other budget hiking boots?

They match house-brand rivals on ankle support and slip resistance. They give up cushioning and a wide-width option, which some pricier boots include.

Do they need breaking in?

Several owners say the upper starts stiff and loosens after a few wears. Wearing them on short walks first helps.

They are medium width only. Shoppers who need a wide fit should look at other boots.

Can I wear them for everyday use?

Yes. The dark brown leather-look upper and ankle height work for casual wear as well as trails.

One pair of boots. Laces come fitted on the boots.

Where is the Ozark Trail Men's Hiking Roofer Boots cheapest?

At Walmart, for $48.98, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Ozark Trail Men's Hiking Roofer Boots?

Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 91 ratings.

Ozark Trail Men's Hiking Roofer Boots

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Ozark Trail Men's Hiking Roofer Boots

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Last seen at $48.98 at Walmart on Nov 10.

Our take on the Ozark Trail Men's Hiking Roofer Boots

The Ozark Trail Men's Roofer Boots are mid-cut lace-up hiking boots in dark brown, built for day hikes and camping trips. They use a lace-up closure with speed hooks at the top and a padded collar for ankle support on uneven ground. The slip-resistant outsole and medium width put them in the same class as budget hiking boots from other house brands. Owners rate them well overall, and the main trade-offs are the basic cushioning and the break-in period.

Best forDay hikers on maintained trailsCampers who want one pair for camp and short walksShoppers looking for a first hiking bootCasual wear in fall and winter

Pros

Mid-cut shaft and padded collar support the ankle
Speed hooks at the top make lacing and adjusting quick
Slip-resistant outsole for mixed trail and camp terrain
Medium width fits most feet without a wide option
Simple lace-up design is easy to tighten on the go

Cons

Cushioning is basic for long or rocky hikes
Leather-look upper needs a break-in period
Limited to medium width
Not built for heavy loads or multi-day backpacking

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What reviewers say

4.7 / 591 ratings

Buyers rate the Roofer Boots highly, and most mention comfort and grip on easy trails. A few note a stiff break-in and thin cushioning underfoot on long walks.

What people mention

ComfortPraisedOwners say the boots are comfortable for day hikes and around camp.
GripPraisedBuyers report the outsole holds on dirt, gravel and uneven ground.
Ankle supportPraisedThe mid-cut shaft and padded collar are noted for steadying the ankle.
Break-inCriticisedSome owners say the upper starts stiff and takes time to soften.
CushioningMixedReviewers find the footbed fine for short walks but thin on longer ones.

About the Ozark Trail Men's Hiking Roofer Boots

These Ozark Trail Men's Roofer Boots are made for everyday hikes and outdoor camping. They have a mid-cut silhouette and a padded collar, which are designed to add ankle support and comfort on rugged, uneven terrain.

The boots close with laces and speed hooks at the top, so the fit can be adjusted and secured before heading out.

Style: Mid-cut hiking boot
Closure: Lace-up with speed hooks at the top
Collar: Padded
Width: Medium
Feature: Slip-resistant
Color: Dark brown
Brand: Ozark Trail

Specifications

shoe_size: 7Source
actual_color: DK BROWNSource
color: BrownSource
size: 7Source

Questions and answers

Are these boots good for beginners?: Yes. The mid-cut design, padded collar and simple lacing make them easy to wear for shoppers new to hiking.
How do they compare with other budget hiking boots?: They match house-brand rivals on ankle support and slip resistance. They give up cushioning and a wide-width option, which some pricier boots include.
Do they need breaking in?: Several owners say the upper starts stiff and loosens after a few wears. Wearing them on short walks first helps.
What width are they?: They are medium width only. Shoppers who need a wide fit should look at other boots.
Can I wear them for everyday use?: Yes. The dark brown leather-look upper and ankle height work for casual wear as well as trails.
What is in the box?: One pair of boots. Laces come fitted on the boots.
Where is the Ozark Trail Men's Hiking Roofer Boots cheapest?: At Walmart, for $48.98, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Ozark Trail Men's Hiking Roofer Boots?: Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 91 ratings.