adidas Terrex Anylander Mid RAIN.RDY Hiking Shoes - Green - 8 UK

RAIN.RDY is adidas's technology designed to protect you from wet weather. It's a waterproof and windproof layer that helps repel water and keep your feet dry and comfortable during light rain, snow, or dewy conditions on the trail.

While RAIN.RDY offers excellent water resistance, these shoes are not designed for full submersion in deep puddles or streams. Water can still enter over the top collar of the shoe. For such conditions, you may need gaiters or dedicated waterproof boots.

Brush off loose dirt with a soft brush. For stubborn dirt, wipe with a damp cloth and a small amount of mild soap. Always air dry at room temperature away from direct heat. Do not machine wash or tumble dry, as this can damage the materials.

Yes, these shoes are generally considered 'True to Size'. You should typically order your regular UK shoe size. However, it's always recommended to try them on, ideally with your hiking socks, to ensure the best fit.

These shoes are best suited for varied hiking trails, including dirt paths, rocky terrain, and mixed conditions. The Traxion outsole provides grip on both wet and dry surfaces, and the mid-cut design offers good ankle support for uneven ground.

The midsole drop is 9 mm, meaning the heel is 26 mm and the forefoot is 17 mm. This provides a slight incline from heel to toe, which is common in many hiking and running shoes for cushioning and natural foot motion.

RAIN.RDY provides water resistance but is not designed for full submersion. Check if water is entering from the top (e.g., over the collar in deep puddles) or if the DWR coating on the fabric has worn off. Ensure your gaiters are properly sealed. Clean the shoes and consider reapplying a DWR treatment.

Ensure you have the correct size and width. The 'True to Size' fit usually works for most, but individual foot shapes vary. Experiment with different lacing techniques to relieve pressure points, and try different hiking socks. It's also possible a short break-in period is needed; wear them for shorter periods before tackling long trails.

While the Traxion outsole offers excellent grip, performance can vary based on the specific surface (e.g., wet polished rock can still be slippery). Ensure the outsoles are clean and free of embedded debris that could reduce traction. Check for excessive wear on the lugs; if they are significantly worn, it might be time for new shoes.

Try using a double knot for added security, especially on long hikes. Ensure the laces are not excessively worn or damaged. Different lacing methods can also help maintain tension and prevent loosening.