Why We Chose The Ecco Biom 2.0 Breathru Walking Shoes: Innovative technologies, modern design, eco-friendly materials. BIOM stands for ‘Biomechanical Optimization’ and is part of Ecco’s wider ‘BIOM ...

We’ve reviewed a wide range of Hanwag footwear over the years here at Outdoors Magic, from the mountain-ready Hanwag Ferrata II to the trekking-focused Tatra II and the consummate all-rounder that is ...

A great companion for outdoor swimming, coastal hiking and more, Passenger's Tide 25L dry bag backpack is impressively ...

Looking for a durable yet agile pair of hiking shoes that will last a lot longer than just a few seasons? The Altberg Skipton ...

Originally released in 2005, the Targhee has since become a mainstay in the Keen collection and it’s now in the fourth iteration. It’s a hiking boot that’s mid table in weight and in height and as ...

The Arc’teryx Acrux series currently comprises the most technical boots in the Arc’teryx lineup. There are three models in the range – the trekking-focused Acrux TR, the minimalist yet capable Acrux ...

Hanwag’s popular Banks boot, originally released 16 years ago, has had a 2020 update. With new materials and a slightly modernised design and fit, this new one’s stable, durable and built for long ...

Walking boots have changed a lot in recent times, with many hikers favouring lightweight, highly cushioned options akin to trail running shoes, and there are loads of examples of these now from all of ...

Low cut hiking shoes are a popular choice for warm weather excursions, as they are typically cooler, lighter, and more versatile in the heat than mid-cut boots. The North Face Women’s Vectiv Fastpack ...

I’ve put this shoe through its paces over everything from soggy 5Ks on chalky Wiltshire trails to 20km+ recces in Eryri, and what I’ve found is a genuinely versatile trail running shoe. The Norvan LD ...

Altberg, in case you don’t know them, have built up a loyal fanbase in the UK for the quality of their boot making. OK they might not be a household name, but as they say, ‘those who know, know’. And ...

Conventional, membrane-lined waterproof jackets are the common choice for anyone looking for rain protection, but anyone who has worn one of these will know what the main drawback is: the clamminess.