Columbia Peakfreak 2 OutdryWide Hiking Shoes - Black - 7.5 UK


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The Columbia Peakfreak 2 Outdry is designed for male hikers who require a versatile, high-performance shoe that excels in unpredictable terrain and weather conditions. These hiking shoes provide a perfect balance of midfoot stability, responsive cushioning, and reliable waterproofing, making them an excellent choice for day hikes and rugged trail treks. While the shoe offers exceptional protection, users should ensure they break them in during short walks before heading out on long-distance excursions to achieve maximum comfort.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Green |
| Gender | Male |
| Shoe Size UK | 7.5 |
| Accent Colour | Black |
| Shoe Type | Hiking Shoes |
| Series | Peakfreak II |
| Model Part Number | CO198711360305 |
| Brand | Columbia |
They are designed for wet and rugged terrain; while they offer great traction, they are not insulated for sub-zero temperatures.
The OutDry membrane is built into the construction of the shoe, so you do not need to apply external water-repellent sprays.
Yes, the OrthoLite insoles are removable and can be replaced with custom orthotics if preferred.
Generally, yes. However, due to the structured NAVIC FIT SYSTEM, some users prefer to go up a half-size if they intend to wear thick hiking socks.
No, machine washing can damage the adhesives and the waterproof membrane. Always hand-wash with cool water.
Ensure the shoe is fully laced to secure the waterproof tongue assembly. If water is entering from above, use gaiters during heavy rain or stream crossings.
The NAVIC FIT SYSTEM is designed for a snug, secure fit. Try loosening the laces significantly before tightening them incrementally to find the right balance of support and comfort.
Check the 5mm lugs for packed mud or debris. Use a stiff-bristled brush to clean the sole, which will restore the grip and traction properties.
To ensure the longevity of your Columbia Peakfreak 2 Outdry shoes, follow these care guidelines: