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Side by side	Women's Moab 3 Mid Waterproof Hiking BootsCheck price on Amazon	Men's Newton Ridge Plus II Waterproof Hiking BootCheck price on Amazon
Buyer rating	★★★★★4.5	★★★★★4.5
Price	$108.89	$89.99
Our score	8.1/10	7.5/10
Buyer ratings	3,948 ratings	37,044 ratings
Brand	Women's	Men's
Best for	Shoulder-season day hikes on wet trails	Wet, cool-weather trail walking
Weather protection	8.5/10	—
Thermal regulation	6.0/10	—
Sizing precision	8.8/10	—
Trail stability	8.1/10	—
Value proposition	8.9/10	8.8/10
Size availability	—	9.2/10
Wet-weather barrier	—	7.5/10
Trail breathability	—	5.0/10
Traction stability	—	7.0/10
Brand Size UK Size EU Size JP Size 5	2.5	—
5.5	3	—
6	3.5	—
6.5	4	—
7	4.5	—
7.5	5	7.5
8	5.5	8
8.5	6	8.5
9	6.5	9
9.5	7	9.5
10	7.5	10
10.5	8	10.5
11	8.5	11
11.5	9	11.5
Color	Granite	—
Toe Style	Closed Toe	—
Brand Size US Size UK Size Heel to toe (in) 7	—	7
12	—	12
13	—	13
14	—	14
Our verdict	A mid-priced staple designed for general trail use on established paths. The mid-cut construction offers modest support and protection, but the waterproof lining ensures feet run warm during dry, summer treks. It remains best suited for cool, damp routes where external wetness outweighs internal perspiration.	The integrated waterproof liner seals out external moisture but inevitably restricts breathability, trapping sweat in warm or arid conditions. At under ninety dollars, the leather build provides entry-level ankle stability for established routes. Inspect tread depth and out-of-the-box flexibility before committing to technical terrain.
Pros and cons	+ Balanced mid-tier price positioning + Strong consensus rating across broad usage + Padded collar protects ankle bones from knocks − Internal membrane runs hot in dry weather − Slower to dry out once wet inside	+ Moisture protection in damp environments + Supportive ankle-height leather upper + Established budget-friendly trail platform − Waterproof membrane traps internal sweat − Excessively warm for dry-climate summer use

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