Hiking Boots

Hi, Use any boot which one have soft material,so it make you comfort.I use goretex and vibram sol.

I have a pair of hiking boots made from Goretex and they are great...waterproof and easy to care for. Even after a wet, muddy hike I just dry them out and shake off the mud. They don't need lots of polishing or specialist cleaning.

I have a Merrell(mid-cut) and Scarpa(hi-cut) hiking boots both sporting a leather/gore-tex uppers, vibram soles and PU mid-soles. My boots serves and performs well. Gore-tex offers breathability and preventing water from entering making it waterproof, so its good for trailing for hours letting your feet breath and keep it dry when it rains, cross through muds or do some river crossings. Get a mid or hi cut, it'll protect your ankles. Also consider the comfortability of the boot on your foots, you wouldn't want an achy foot on the middle of your hike. breaking in your new boots is also good before you hit the trails. Recommendation depends on how much you are willing to spend for a hiking boot. Theres a wide variety to choose from.