Regatta Mens Holcombe IEP Low Rise Walking Trainers

I find these trainers very comfortable and with a good tred for walking. I have bought 2 pairs over the years and used them on many walks until they became worn out. I will purchase another pair when the current pair wears out.

I take a UK 8 in all my shoes, so ordered an 8. These were extremely tight around the toes, and I do not consider myself as having particularly wide feet. I eventually got these in a size 9 and wearing with generally thin cotton socks are comfortable and not too tight. I'd say that with a pair of thick winter socks they may be a bit on the tight side again. However as shoes go, they are extremely warm to wear (so no thick socks needed). They have excellent waterproofing, and look really good. The one suggestion I would make is to invest in some better innersoles, the ones supplied with the shoes are very thin making the comfort experience a bit hard.

First purchase of hiking boots for some time and I really like these. Typically any new shoe or boot takes me an age to wear in due to blisters but I've now done over 20 miles in this and aside from a couple of initial upper ankle rubs they're good. Overall pretty comfy and feel quite solid and relatively well made especially for the price. Walked through wet grass and puddles to dry feet. I'm not sure how long the soles will take before I wear them through, but I've found even with expensive boots this happens and unless you get them from a bootmaker they're not worth or even possible to get repaired. They feel really grippy and I've walked up and down a few muddy inclines and over rocks with no issues thus far. So thoroughly recommended.Incidentally I first tried on a couple of pairs via prime wardrobe but those were a bit small (tried on 9 and a half). And I ended up with size 10. I'm between sizes depending on shoe style and the 10s are right for me with walking socks on. Not sure why but this pair from this seller seemed to have neater stitching/glue around seams than the prime wardrobe pairs I tried, even those they are the same style. Anyway another plus for this pair :-)

I wear these every day dog walking. Grip is excellent in wet muddy conditions. Very comfortable, slightly wide fitting. Really good and practical, great value, highly recommended imo.

I bought these for walking the hills near where I live. While mainly paths, there are some muddy parts, which tended to put me off on anything other than during dry spells. I started out looking for hiking boots but after a bit of research decided to go for these, which I thought would be adequate for my modest purposes. I was also unsure about size. I wear a 9 in shoes but always find I need a 10 in trainers so I went for a 10 and they fit very well. After a few weeks walking, I have found these sturdy but lightweight and comfortable. I cannot really comment on how waterproof they are. I have walked through plenty of mud but not water, nor have I been out in very wet weather. Overall, I’m pleased with my purchase so far.

Bought for general use and some country walks. The shoe is very comfortable, sturdy and looks as though it will last. Time will tell.Main advice - buy a shoe size up from your normal fitting. I bought my usual size 10 first time (from a different seller) and had to send it back as it was too small. Ordered a size 11 and it fits perfectly.Clearly, Regatta has a problem with its sizing specs.

These shoes run a little small compared with other makes so you may need 1/2 of a whole size larger than you think. Get the size right and they are comfortable, reasonably rugged walking shoes with great grip on muddy tracks and trails. From past experience, they wear well for an inexpensive shoe and until they are well worn, reasonably waterproof for the first 2-300 miles, but now they let water in through the fabric areas on the sides. I don't think there is much breathability though. A 10 mile hike on a hot day leaves my feet very hot, but I generally use Asics trail running shoes in hot weather if the track isn't too rough. Buy for £35 (or less) and you have a bargain.Update: After nearly 500 miles a small hole has appeared on one of the tread blocks on the heal. They are still fine for dry tracks, but water is drawn into the tread in wet conditions. I'd still say "good value" at under £35.

These are comfortable regatta trainer type walking shoes. They fit nicely on my feet. I can wear them through out the day and have no discomfort. They have good functuality. They are good enough value for money. They have good grip in the countryside. Though on icy ground could be different. They are not to heavy in weight when wearing them. Indeed a good piece of footwear.