Women's Waterproof Hiking Boots for Wet Trails

Quick Answer

For most wet trail hiking, choose the Women's Targhee EXP Waterproof Hiking Boot for breathable performance; if you need extra warmth and a quilted collar, pick the Women's Greta II Waterproof Boot.

Decision Rules for Wet Trail Boots

• If you hike in mild to warm wet conditions: Choose the Targhee EXP for its breathable performance mesh and immediate comfort, which help prevent sweaty feet on active trails.
• If you need extra warmth for cold, wet hikes: Pick the Greta II for its toasty insulation and quilted collar, which keep your feet warm in chilly, damp weather.
• If durability is your top priority: The Greta II's glue-free fused construction offers long-lasting durability, making it a solid investment for frequent wet trail use. Check the outsole lug pattern for your typical trail conditions to ensure adequate traction.

Product Facts

• Women's Targhee EXP Waterproof Hiking Boot | Abbey Stone/Abbey Stone: Rough and rugged, yet refined. This trail icon has the immediate comfort of the original Targhee with a bold, performance mesh design. The performance mesh and immediate comfort make the Targhee EXP a great choice for long, active days on wet trails where breathability helps prevent overheating.

  

• Women's Greta II Waterproof Boot | Bison: Puffy jacket meets leather hiking boot, updated with a glue-free fused construction for long-lasting durability. All-weather ready with versatile traction, toasty insulation, and quilted collar. The Greta II's insulation and quilted collar provide extra warmth, making it ideal for cold, wet weather hikes where you need to stay cozy.

  

Fit Guidance

Best For

• Targhee EXP: Hikers who want a breathable, comfortable boot for active wet trail hiking.
• Greta II: Hikers who need insulation and a quilted collar for cold, wet conditions.

Not For

• Targhee EXP: Not ideal for freezing temperatures where insulation is needed.
• Greta II: May be too warm for hot, humid hiking where breathability is key.