Adidas Terrex Free Hiker 2 and GORE-TEX First Look + First Gen Free Hiker Comparison 

Looking forward to that sizing comparison update video

Can you do a part 2 review of both the goretex and 2.0. Which one is more comfortable. Thanks

Would love to see an outdoor review of the goretex version. Thnx for the video👍

It’s hard to review footwear if you haven’t actually worn them. Love the original Free Hikers, they are my go to hiking shoe, forever! Was wondering if the new shoes are as comfortable? Looking forward to part 2.

Hey you probably know this by now, but the foam midsole on these is called "Boost". The adidas "Ultraboost" is a running shoe that also uses Boost foam

Can I ask? What is your prescription for glasses ?

I bought the Free Hiker 2 GoreTex today. Though the Boots feel like rugged and Hard on the outside due to the Gtx membrane they’re extremely comfortable. Really happy with my purchase. I got them for 50% off due to the Boxing Week sale. The Winters up here in Canada do get a bit rough reason why I wrnt with the GoreTex version.

The goretex version is the best looking hiking shoe you can get in my opinion. I like youre color of choice, the linen green. Its the same one i chose.

do these have a support shank in the sole?

Hi Alex, I'm interested to hear your opinion on the Gen 2 models after wearing them for some time. I'm a huge fan of Terrex in general and especially of the Free Hiker shoes. I am on my 3rd pair of Gen 1 GTX right now and I've regretted not buying more models earlier. The oldest ones are now falling apart after 3 years of really heavy use (2.500 kms), so I have now bought some Gen 2 non-GTX, Gen 2 GTX as well as Gen 1 non-GTX .. My verdict is: Gen 1 non-GTX was a bit more wobbly compared to the GTX, but I will wear them now when I'm not walking through wet grass or puddles, because supply of Gen 1 GTX is getting worse now. Gen 1 GTX is just a dream, the perfect shoe, for everyday use as well as light to heavy hiking, especially long distance. Gen 2 non-GTX feels similar to the Gen 1 GTX regarding the fit, and this will probably become my new favourite everyday shoe. I haven't yet come into situations where I might regret choosing them, like long walks through wet grass, so I'm curious how they will fare there. Gen 2 GTX feels, as you predicted here, much more like a big, serious boot, because of the different construction around the ankle. I also think they are a little bit smaller, like-for-like, so some might need to buy them half a size bigger than the Gen 1. My recommendation to you would be to try and grab some of the Gen 1 GTX versions as long as you can - there are a few new ones left on the market, but supply is disappearing fast. Highly recommended! Amazing shoe. I have just bought 3 more pairs of Gen 1 GTX ...

I like the blue one but just order the wander free hiker 2.0 ready to see how those are.

does the continental branding mean the bottom holds up better? I do a lot of walking on pavement and I have the Terrex Voyagers without the Continental branding and they are wearing down faster than expected. I would buy these Free Hikers if they held a bit better.

So how are they?

I love tech were my self and have a pair of those and it's Gore Tex as well. I mostly have Nike acg gear but I love these shoes and acg mountain fly

freehiker 2 tts?

Ciao i modelli sono spettacolari tutti e tre ottima recensione davvero ciaooo

Will the terrex hikers be do-able for walking outside in the rain?

does not exist long term adidas waterproof shoes\boot.

I think 1st gen looks better to me

The first one you showed, how are they when it's like 80 degrees out? Or do you have others you wear in summer?