This shoe was 1/2 the price of what I paid 4 years ago. I bought this for my son to wear when we hiked Mt. LECONTE in TN. These worked perfectly and were comfortable. The total hike was almost 12 miles and he didn't have any complaints and did not get one blister. Great quality shoes and they look great too.

6 MONTH UPDATE
They are still holding up well and now winter they do not get wet in the snow. I have not used
in extreme wet conditions but have been dry. I use primarily for walking dog around my property and wear in the house because I have concrete floors. I am still happy with my purchase. They have a soft rubbery sole that offers little support for me as I have no cartilage in knees and ankles but a normal person would probably find great. Like I said initially not a hiker or trail shoe as far as I am concerned. A great waterproof sneaker!
Hi everyone,
I just received my Rax Wild Wolf Hikers/sneakers. Initially I was sceptical as I had never heard of the brand. Thank you for your reviews. Reading them assured me of quality.
I consider these more of a trail sneaker. Finding sneakers that are leather and waterproof is a big challenge. I certainly wouldn't rely on them for hiking in Iceland or the Appalachian Trail without having a primary quality hiking boots. Regardless of reviews these are sneakers.
I have had many Merrels, a few Danner Canadian Hunters (until quality went to hell due to farming out most manufacturing overseas)Hitec, Rocky's, Red Wing, Vasque, Soloman etc. I know a few things about boots. I am disabled now. Previously a boot destroyer. I am still hard on them as I take care of my properties as I can. My cycling, hiking, motocross days are sadly over.
The shoes look great. The seem true to size (12). I have flat, semi wide feet. I have had issues with too much arch support. Initial observation is they feel great.
I like that the shipped in a nice zipper bag instead of wasted packaging that you can reuse.
My first impression is certainly positive. I usually like some marking or tag of waterproof.
Otherwise only great things to say.
I cycle 2 pairs of boots. When I destroy these I will update. Pictured here is 3 sets of Merrels getting tossed that certainly didn't owe me anything. I just got Keen work boots and I am back in business

Thanks all!

Jeff Bennett

So ya shattered feet and a broken back (not at the same time) I was running away to Europe in 2019-20 for five weeks and my converse would not do I was pretty sure. So I bought these last minute because I had it finally narrowed do to like 15 or something. I packed them tags still on. Figuring I would have them broken in by the middle of my first week.

They never needed breaking in they were amazing 10 miles a day was the same as going to class. I don't wear them often because they are now my traveling shoes. I went from Dec 23 ~ Jan 27. I saw some pretty good rain but my feet were warm and dry. One night I wore my converse out for the night in Rome, HUGE mistake. Walking around the cobblestones did my feet in so badly. So I was back to these and back to 5 miles the next day. Amazing F'en travel shoes. I will stop babying mine and by them again once air fare is not just for the 2%.

This is my second pair. I work in a garden nursery center walking in gravel, mud, concrete. They hold up very well. I wore them yesterday on a 4 mile hike on a crushed gravel trail. Traction was excellent. Good enough support to even run/jog in as well. Highly recommend especially over Keen's which came unglued. I'm 5'7", 173# & I wear a size 11. Fit as expected.

I'm about 200 miles in on these things and everything is holding up. Durable enough to feel like you're wearing boots, light enough to feel like you're wearing shoes. Order one size up if you're worried. I fit 11.5 - 12 depending on the brand. A size 12 for these fits me perfect. Would recommend.