Merrell, Keen, The North Face and More Top-Rated Hiking Shoes and Boots Are Up to 40% Off, but They’re Selling Fast
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We’re anticipating some great Amazon Prime Day deals on sneakers, but for the outdoorsy crowd, REI’s hidden outlet is currently stocked with fantastic prices on top-rated hiking shoes and boots—many of which are at risk of selling out fast.
You’ll find top-rated hiking shoes for women and men; save on hiking boots that my expert backpacker sister-in-law swears by; even waterproof hiking shoes from Keen. But here’s the thing about REI’s outlet section: Highly rated items at a great price move quickly. So stop reading, start scrolling and click “add to cart” ASAP.
Best REI Outlet Hiking Shoe and Boot Deals
- Shopper-Favorite: Merrell Women’s Moab 3 Hiking Shoes$105 (was $140)
- Expert-Recommended: Oboz Women’s Sawtooth X Mid Hiking Boots$130 (was $165)
- $45 Off: Keen Women’s Hightrail Waterproof Hiking Shoes$135 (was $180)
- Under $100: Helly Hanson Men’s Cantabria Hiking Shoes$95 (was $125)
- Sellout Risk: The North Face Women’s Hypnum Luxe Shoes$103 (was $139)
Merrell Women’s Moab 3 Hiking Shoes

$140 $105 at REI
These low-top hiking shoes have nearly 1,500 five-star reviews. Shoppers really love these! One shopper hiked steep, wet terrain in the Azores in Spain and had “no issue going up and down with ease.” A couple of others took them on 2-week-long vacations and clocked thousands of steps comfortably.
Oboz Women’s Sawtooth X Mid Hiking Boots

$165 $130 at REI
My sister-in-law is an expert backpacker—not only does she take multiple multi-day trips a year, but her line of work has also required her to live in the wilderness for months at a time. And she’s a fan of Oboz. “I’ve had a lot of luck with Oboz. Mine are about 6 years old. I really like having solid ankle support, and this pair has it,” she said.
Merrell Women’s Speed Eco Mid Waterproof Hiking Boots

$150 $90 at REI
At 40% off, these hiking boots are one of the best shoe deals in the REI Outlet right now. At less than 2 pounds, they’re incredibly lightweight yet supportive thanks to over-the-ankle coverage and Merrell’s proprietary “FloatPro Foam” midsole, which is designed for comfort.
Merrell Women’s Speed Strike 2 Mid Waterproof Hiking Boots

$120 $90 at REI
Here’s another pair of Merrells for under $100. The brand describes this model as a “faster, more athletic style” of hiking boot. And reviewers say they’re comfortable right out of the box—little to no break-in period required.
Merrell Men’s Moab Speed 2 Hiking Shoes

$140 $105 at REI
This men’s hiking shoe is well-liked: It has more than 450 five-star reviews. Shoppers appreciate this hiking shoe for its “top-notch” cushioning and light weight. With only a few sizes in each color left, these are at risk of selling out. If you’re willing to pay full price, more colors and sizes are available here.
Helly Hanson Men’s Cantabria Hiking Shoes

$125 $95 at REI
The only pair of men’s hiking shoes on this list under $100, these Helly Hansons are lightweight and look more like a trail running shoe than a hiking shoe, a feature some prefer! My brother (also an expert backpacker like his wife) gravitates towards water-resistant hiking shoes, saying that they dry out faster than waterproof versions.
The North Face Women’s Hypnum Luxe Shoes

$139 $103 at REI
If these popular shoes are available in your size, buy them now. They’re incredibly lightweight, weighing just over 1 pound, and are so comfortable that reviewers wear them for 12-hour work shifts. A shopper who has owned multiple pairs reported that they are “great for hikes and walking.”
Keen Men’s Versacore Waterproof Hiking Shoes

$150 $113 at REI
The name suggests these are hiking shoes, but reviewers say they’re also great for activities like golfing or navigating wet winter weather thanks to their waterproofing and sneaker-like fit. Take note: They’re waterproof, yes, but the water-repellent used is free of PFAS, aka forever chemicals.
Keen Men’s Hightrail Vent Hiking Shoes

$165 $125 at REI
These Keen hiking shoes are even more sneaker-like than the Versacore’s. And while they aren’t waterproof, remember my backpacking-expert brother prefers hiking shoes that aren’t waterproof because they dry faster, which is critical for multi-day activities.
Keen Women’s Hightrail Waterproof Hiking Shoes

$180 $135 at REI
The women’s version of the Keen’s hiking shoe above, this pair offers the same benefits: a breathable mesh upper, PFAS-free water-repellent materials and a rugged sole, wrapped up in a good-looking lightweight shoe that you’ll want to keep on your feet for your post-hike meal.
Oboz Women’s Cottonwood Low Waterproof Hiking Shoes

$155 $120 at REI
If my sister-in-law’s endorsement of Oboz has you intrigued but you prefer a hiking shoe over a boot, this pair is worth trying. Lighter than the Sawtooth by about half a pound, they still offer a rugged outsole and waterproofing.
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