I used them for months while working in the field and they are very comfortable shoes, but I would recommend getting one size larger than your normal size.

Decathlon product is best quality

These shoes are suitable for nature hiking or short hiking. Very good grip but not comfortable for long trek or walk. It starts discomfort due to heat generates in shoe.

Well I have been wearing these shoes for several years, but I am really disappointed with this last pair. The soles cracked completely in the middle of the shoe. And the stitching did not hold. They have not even been worn for 1 year even though I have not worn them much.

Is good fit

I bought this specially for trekking, but had worst experience as it was too slippery. I felt it at the very start of the trek, then one of the trek leader told me that all quechua shoes are slippery, never consider buying this if you want to go on monsoon treks. It will be too risky if you rely on this shoe

Value for money

Excellent lightweight shoes with good fit for the price I use them practically all year round

good and value for money

I have already left a previous review about the fact that the shoe caused me pain under the ankle on slopes (in fact it is low and it must have rubbed in the wrong place or not supported the ankle enough) and very bad pain in the heel which means that today I can only walk with flip-flops because I can no longer support anything on the heel and therefore can no longer walk my dog and even less hike. I thought they had given me Achilles tendonitis, but the fact is that they are very high at the heel, and each time the foot bends, it presses in the ''break''. However, these shoes are really too small and narrow, so it is not possible to take a larger size. Decathlon responded to my comment to go to the store. No refund or exchange, I was told it was my foot's fault (although everyone here is already complaining about the narrowness of the shoe), and that I bought a first price, it's not made for walking for 3 hours. The problem is that I tried the few non-waterproof shoes in stores, even those at 80 euros, no comfort, woke up my pain under the ankle and some sensation of not being held behind, while narrow in front. So I'm leaving with these shoes that handicapped me and nothing else to replace my Arpenaz 50 and therefore don't know what I'm going to walk well with now, when I can walk again without limping. What a shame to have stopped comfortable shoes at a low price. In any case, no gesture at Decathlon. €7.50 is not expensive, but for a pain that ruins my vacation and prevents me from going out, it's very expensive.

I wore them and they seemed to fit well, but then, they caused wounds on my feet... I wouldn't recommend buying them, the foot doesn't breathe, terrible color combination for my tastes, little choice...

They are comfortable. A specialist recommended them to me for a neurological problem.