Columbia Men’s Crestwood Hiking Boots
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Description
Columbia's PFG line is loved by everyone, but specifically designed with anglers in mind. Its comfort and functionality make this Columbia Women's PFG Tamiami II Long Sleeve Shirt your first choice for enjoying a day out on the water and in the sun. The high quality materials used to craft this women's fishing shirt are what make it so special, while its modern classic fit speak to style and comfort. The Tamiami II Long Sleeve fishing shirt features some of Columbia's most renowned technologies built for prevention and protection while outdoors. Our signature wicking fabric in combination with the mesh-lined vented back make the shirt breathable; the unique fabric works to pull moisture away from the body so sweat can evaporate efficiently and quickly. Sun protection is featured within the fabric as well, providing UPF 40 sun protection against harmful UVA and UVB rays; this technology in particular works hard to prevent sunburns and long-term sun damage. Lastly, utility features on the shirt makes fishing life a little easier with a rod holder, multiple low-profile pockets, and roll-up sleeves. Columbia offers our Columbia Women's PFG Tamiami II Long Sleeve Shirt in multiple staple colors and size. To ensure the size you choose is right, utilize our sizing chart and the following measurement instructions: For the sleeves, start at the center back of your neck and measure across the shoulder and down to the sleeve. If you come up with a partial number, round up to the next even number. For the chest, measure at the fullest part of the chest, under the armpits and over the shoulder blades, keeping the tape measure firm and level. Columbia offers a wide variety of outdoor performance footwear, outerwear, sportswear, and accessories. Columbia products are engineered using the best technologies and highest quality materials, providing you with innovative products that are functional yet stylish and a great value.
Details
Product Details
- Product Dimensions
- 10 x 15 x 6 inches; 1.25 Pounds
- Item model number
- 1781181
- Department
- mens
- Date First Available
- September 13, 2017
- Manufacturer
- Columbia
- Manufacturer's Warranty
- Manufacturer’s warranty can be requested from customer service. Click here to make a request to customer service.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the price of the Columbia Men’s Crestwood Hiking Boots?
- The price is $69.59.
- What is the customer review rating for these boots?
- The boots have a 4.5 out of 5 stars rating based on 15,036 customer reviews.
- Are these boots designed for men?
- Yes, the department is listed as 'mens'.
Customer reviews
Después de 6 pruebas de marcas, estos de Columbia son los ideales de mi pie
Por meses pedí y devolví marcas que no le quedaban a mi pie como Merrel (Moab, Cham, MQM), Salomon (Ultra 3, Ultra 4, Speedcross), Northface, Timberland, Camelsport, Keen, etc, etc... Y no me venía ninguno... Sea por que son delgados, o bajos del empeine, o que lastiman el talón o (principamente, lo que más busco) que no lastimaran los dedos meñiques de los pies al caminar mucho. Antes usaba para botas y tenis marcas más mexicanas y nacionales como Flexi, Hush Puppies, Emyco, etc... y las sigo usando como calzado de vestir y casual por su comodidad. Pero no había encontrado una marca deportiva de montaña que fuera buena con mi pie, hasta que compré Columbia. No sé realmente cómo serán después de meses, porque son nuevos y los he usado pocos kilómetros, pero son los más cómodos y los únicos que se han adaptado perfecto a mi pie gordo y grande (talla 31 cm / 13 US). Por decir, los Salomon en la misma talla (13 US / 31 cm) eran relativamente buenos de ancho, pero se me salían del talón y me lastimaban el dedo meñique. Y los 12.5 US me apretaban demasiado. Experiencias así me pasan con otras marcas. Es bastante raro. El único que más o menos se acercó es un Merrel Moab 2 talla 12.5 WIDE, es decir, modelo ancho, pero al cabo de 3 días de prueba, me lastimaron el talón con ampolla y tuve que regresarlos. Yo ya era cliente de Columbia con sus pantalones convertibles y chamarras de viaje. Pero no me había atrevido a proebar su calzado porque en todas las revistas y sitios de "expertos" de viaje, la dejan como en el lugar 7 u 8. Para mi es hoy el #1. -- MIS PROS: * No lastima el dedo meñique * No lastima el talón * No lastima el empeine * Tienen un agarre genial en piso liso, en piedra y madera, en mojado y en lodo, quizá no como las Ultra 3 de Salomon, pero más que las Moab de Merrel. * No son tan calientes como las Goretex de otras marcas * Son relativamente ligeros, no tanto como Salomon o Northface, pero más que Merrel y Keen. * El precio... !!!! $1400 pesos mexicanos aprox por este modelo. CONTRAS: * Podrían ser un poco más ligeros, pero no es nada grave. * No son tan impermeables ni tan frescos, es un punto medio que no va mal ni bien, no es grave. * Creo que lo único en contra real es que la plantilla es bastante normal, incluso se le borraron algunas letras el primer día de uso. La forma podría ser más arqueada, menos plana, pero estamos hablando de un gran nivel de comodidad aún así... por comparar, la mejor plantilla que he probado es la de Salomon... podrían ser así y serían el calzado perfecto de 10/10. --------------------- Veredicto: 9/10 ---------------------
Por meses pedí y devolví marcas que no le quedaban a mi pie como Merrel (Moab, Cham, MQM), Salomon (Ultra 3, Ultra 4, Speedcross), Northface, Timberland, Camelsport, Keen, etc, etc... Y no me venía ninguno... Sea por que son delgados, o bajos del empeine, o que lastiman el talón o (principamente, lo que más busco) que no lastimaran los dedos meñiques de los pies al caminar mucho. Antes usaba para botas y tenis marcas más mexicanas y nacionales como Flexi, Hush Puppies, Emyco, etc... y las sigo usando como calzado de vestir y casual por su comodidad. Pero no había encontrado una marca deportiva de montaña que fuera buena con mi pie, hasta que compré Columbia. No sé realmente cómo serán después de meses, porque son nuevos y los he usado pocos kilómetros, pero son los más cómodos y los únicos que se han adaptado perfecto a mi pie gordo y grande (talla 31 cm / 13 US). Por decir, los Salomon en la misma talla (13 US / 31 cm) eran relativamente buenos de ancho, pero se me salían del talón y me lastimaban el dedo meñique. Y los 12.5 US me apretaban demasiado. Experiencias así me pasan con otras marcas. Es bastante raro. El único que más o menos se acercó es un Merrel Moab 2 talla 12.5 WIDE, es decir, modelo ancho, pero al cabo de 3 días de prueba, me lastimaron el talón con ampolla y tuve que regresarlos. Yo ya era cliente de Columbia con sus pantalones convertibles y chamarras de viaje. Pero no me había atrevido a proebar su calzado porque en todas las revistas y sitios de "expertos" de viaje, la dejan como en el lugar 7 u 8. Para mi es hoy el #1. -- MIS PROS: * No lastima el dedo meñique * No lastima el talón * No lastima el empeine * Tienen un agarre genial en piso liso, en piedra y madera, en mojado y en lodo, quizá no como las Ultra 3 de Salomon, pero más que las Moab de Merrel. * No son tan calientes como las Goretex de otras marcas * Son relativamente ligeros, no tanto como Salomon o Northface, pero más que Merrel y Keen. * El precio... !!!! $1400 pesos mexicanos aprox por este modelo. CONTRAS: * Podrían ser un poco más ligeros, pero no es nada grave. * No son tan impermeables ni tan frescos, es un punto medio que no va mal ni bien, no es grave. * Creo que lo único en contra real es que la plantilla es bastante normal, incluso se le borraron algunas letras el primer día de uso. La forma podría ser más arqueada, menos plana, pero estamos hablando de un gran nivel de comodidad aún así... por comparar, la mejor plantilla que he probado es la de Salomon... podrían ser así y serían el calzado perfecto de 10/10. --------------------- Veredicto: 9/10 ---------------------
These hiking shoes are so comfortable for my wide feet and also waterproof!
I LOVE these hiking shoes. I got them specifically for intermediate hiking trails in national parks, and they performed wonderfully. They kept my feet warm, but not hot. They stayed breathable, yet were waterproof ... I tested Columbia's waterproof claim by walking through some shallow puddles and also trying them in the rain. The shoes passed the test with flying colors. My feet stayed completely dry. Best of all, these shoes did NOT crush my toes and contribute to callouses like some other shoes. I am a woman's 8.5 Wide and often have trouble finding women's shoes that are truly wide in the toebox. That's why I turned to men's shoes for this purpose. So I got a 7.5 WIDE in the men's size as the numbers differ. At least for hiking shoes, I didn't care so much if they looked feminine, but thankfully, these still looked good on me. Since they were men's shoes, I found them to be slightly looser in my heel area, as I discovered men's shoes are cut a bit differently. But with thicker socks, it wasn't a problem for me. I'm just thankful these shoes helped me enjoy several national parks with my family, with great traction on uneven rocky surfaces, zero slippage, and complete waterproofness. At the end of hours and hours of walking, my feet were still happy, and I was happy while enjoying incredible views! I highly recommend these hiking shoes!
I LOVE these hiking shoes. I got them specifically for intermediate hiking trails in national parks, and they performed wonderfully. They kept my feet warm, but not hot. They stayed breathable, yet were waterproof ... I tested Columbia's waterproof claim by walking through some shallow puddles and also trying them in the rain. The shoes passed the test with flying colors. My feet stayed completely dry. Best of all, these shoes did NOT crush my toes and contribute to callouses like some other shoes. I am a woman's 8.5 Wide and often have trouble finding women's shoes that are truly wide in the toebox. That's why I turned to men's shoes for this purpose. So I got a 7.5 WIDE in the men's size as the numbers differ. At least for hiking shoes, I didn't care so much if they looked feminine, but thankfully, these still looked good on me. Since they were men's shoes, I found them to be slightly looser in my heel area, as I discovered men's shoes are cut a bit differently. But with thicker socks, it wasn't a problem for me. I'm just thankful these shoes helped me enjoy several national parks with my family, with great traction on uneven rocky surfaces, zero slippage, and complete waterproofness. At the end of hours and hours of walking, my feet were still happy, and I was happy while enjoying incredible views! I highly recommend these hiking shoes!
Roomy, light, good traction
Mild bunions, a susceptibility to plantar fasciitis, and ridiculous linear growth over the decades (from size 10.5 to size 13 since 1970) have all made my feet finicky. Shoes that seem fine for two days often pose problems later. After seven days' hiking---4.2 miles a day over mostly rocky, uneven ground---these shoes are still comfortable. If they continue accommodating my feet and also hold up well, lasting six months or more, they will be the best bargain in shoes I've ever bought. Update, May 16, 2025: I have now worn these shoes on at least 260 days, putting about a thousand miles on them. The heals are showing wear, and the lace on one shoe required replacement, but otherwise the shoes are in fine condition. They should be good for at least five months more. They have never hurt my feet. 9/30/25: The attached photos show one shoe from the almost unused pair next to one from the pair that has now seen a year and about 1,300 miles on mostly stony trails. You can see the wear, top and bottom. But I expect to get at least three more months out of the first pair.
Mild bunions, a susceptibility to plantar fasciitis, and ridiculous linear growth over the decades (from size 10.5 to size 13 since 1970) have all made my feet finicky. Shoes that seem fine for two days often pose problems later. After seven days' hiking---4.2 miles a day over mostly rocky, uneven ground---these shoes are still comfortable. If they continue accommodating my feet and also hold up well, lasting six months or more, they will be the best bargain in shoes I've ever bought. Update, May 16, 2025: I have now worn these shoes on at least 260 days, putting about a thousand miles on them. The heals are showing wear, and the lace on one shoe required replacement, but otherwise the shoes are in fine condition. They should be good for at least five months more. They have never hurt my feet. 9/30/25: The attached photos show one shoe from the almost unused pair next to one from the pair that has now seen a year and about 1,300 miles on mostly stony trails. You can see the wear, top and bottom. But I expect to get at least three more months out of the first pair.
Start with the wide in your true length
I initially grabbed two pairs of the Columbia Men's Crestwood Hiking Boots in Shark/Columbia Grey (regular and wide sizes) at $70 sale price. I grabbed these shoes because I was in need of a good winter/fall/spring comfortable casual shoe for walking that could still be workplace presentable, (there is trail near my current workplace). The shoes actually look nicer than I anticipated and should work nicely for their intended purpose. I may switch out the insole for something a little thicker at some point. Otherwise, everything seems to be good quality for the price. Regarding the sizing: The length is true to size for me. I typically wear 11.5 and that is true here. After having tried both wide and regular sizing, the wide version is much more comfortable while not feeling loose, whereas the regular size was just a little too tight all over, especially toward the toes and upper foot. I'm glad I ordered both to try. I don't think you'd go wrong starting in wide and working your way down if needed, unless your foot is on the narrow side of regular.
I initially grabbed two pairs of the Columbia Men's Crestwood Hiking Boots in Shark/Columbia Grey (regular and wide sizes) at $70 sale price. I grabbed these shoes because I was in need of a good winter/fall/spring comfortable casual shoe for walking that could still be workplace presentable, (there is trail near my current workplace). The shoes actually look nicer than I anticipated and should work nicely for their intended purpose. I may switch out the insole for something a little thicker at some point. Otherwise, everything seems to be good quality for the price. Regarding the sizing: The length is true to size for me. I typically wear 11.5 and that is true here. After having tried both wide and regular sizing, the wide version is much more comfortable while not feeling loose, whereas the regular size was just a little too tight all over, especially toward the toes and upper foot. I'm glad I ordered both to try. I don't think you'd go wrong starting in wide and working your way down if needed, unless your foot is on the narrow side of regular.
