‘First pair lasted over 20 years’ – Berghaus boots that are ‘extremely comfortable’ hit half-price

Shoppers have been going wild over these boots for their longevity, comfort, and practicality—and right now, you can add a pair to your wardrobe for less as they’re being axed in price in an Amazon flash sale.

The Berghaus Women’s Exped Trek 2.0 Tech Boots, which have captured hundreds of shoppers ‘ hearts (and feet), are currently reduced by a delightful 50% discount while this offer lasts. But you’ll need to be quick—this deal won’t last forever.

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These boots prioritize the same excellent comfort and performance as those that Berghaus guarantees, but with a new, fashionable and adaptable design.

You can walk in style with the updated Expeditor Ridge 2.0 walking boots, which feature impressive technology, including shock-absorbing EVA midsoles and robust leather uppers for added cushioning. Ideal for dog walkers, hikers, and those looking for practicality and comfort at every step.

With these boots’ specially created OPTI-STUD® soles, which are Berghaus’ trademarked and exclusive grip, you can be assured of a great grip as well. This is a guarantee of steady footing on any terrain.

Beyond that, these walking boots are designed to last with durable, scuff-resistant treated leather. The AQ waterproof lining, which is breathable and keeps your feet dry no matter what the weather or landscape conditions, makes them ideal for winter.

Customers can now purchase pair of these must-have boots for £65 while this deal lasts, which is normally priced at a relatively high £130. For the best fit, you can purchase new walking boots in sizes 4 through 8 with a half-size selection.

Customers who are thrilled have quickly shared their love for these shoes with 5-star reviews. One buyer writes: “Berghaus never disappoint. Always comfy, true to size and look good. My go to boots for the past 20 years”.

Another reviewer beams: “This is my second pair of Berghaus walking boots, the first lasted over 20 years. I wore them for the entire day the first time out because I adore navy and they are so comfortable. Even though I bought thick socks with an extra-large size, even with my regular socks, they still felt secure. I personally would have preferred flat-metal hooks and longer laces, but I’m now being picky! Although they haven’t been tested yet, I have no doubt that they will be. But they later added, “Definitely waterproof, been through lots of puddles on dog walks and socks are perfectly dry”.

This Berghaus fan says, “Great walking boot, and the fact that they are completely waterproof is a huge plus for me. I walk dogs every day and live in rural areas, so it’s amazing that I can now walk many of my routes without wearing wellies. I find that wellies open up very easily, making putting them on and off a breeze because of my extremely high instep, which makes them very uncomfortable. I highly recommend these.

This is probably the fifth pair of Expeditors I have purchased over the course of many years, adds a fourth chit. After trying Brasher and Merrell, both of which are excellent boots, I switched to Berghaus. I recently purchased a different Berghaus model, but I had forgotten which one I liked better. When I saw these at less than £82 I bought immediately. They feel like a pair of trusty old slippers”.

This customer gushes, “Best boots I have ever bought because they are truly waterproof, adding even more accolades.” I am a size 7 so bought the 7.5 size and they are perfect, very comfortable from the first wear”.

The same boots can be purchased directly from Berghaus for a reduced price of £104.

For other walking boot picks, check out these from Moutain Warehouse, currently available for £42.99, down from £69.99. Or, go to Regatta and purchase these Women’s Vendeavour walking boots for half the price of their regular price.

Source: Mirror