Slip-Resistant Hiking Shoes

Slip-resistant hiking shoes are designed to help you feel steady and confident on every trail, from rocky paths to forest floors. Built for adventure, these shoes combine lasting comfort with dependable durability, making them a smart choice for outdoor enthusiasts of all levels. Whether you're heading out for a quick walk in the woods or planning a full day of exploration, slip-resistant hiking shoes offer the reliable support you need for memorable days outside. Choose from a variety of styles and features that make every step easier, so you can focus on enjoying the journey ahead.

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Men's Trail Model X Waterproof Hiking Shoes, Camo
Price was from: $110 now: $92.99

A waterproof hiking shoe featuring water-resistant suede, TEK2.5® membrane, and enhanced traction for wet trails.
Men's Access Hiking Shoes, Waterproof

A waterproof hiking shoe with recycled polyester mesh, nubuck leather upper, and VertiGrip Trail rubber outsole.
Men's Keen Targhee IV Waterproof Hiking Shoes

A waterproof leather hiking shoe with outstanding stability, support, and comfort, featuring a durable TPU outsole.
Men's Trail Model X Waterproof Hiking Shoes, Leather

A brown waterproof leather hiking shoe with enhanced traction, breathable mesh panels, and recycled polyester accents.
Men's Trail Model X Waterproof Hiking Shoes

A gray suede and rubber hiking shoe featuring waterproof protection, breathable mesh panels, and enhanced wet-surface traction.
Men's NextVenture Hiking Shoes, Waterproof

A tan waterproof hiking shoe with leather and rubber construction, cushioned EVA midsole, and Vibram outsole.
Women's Trail Model X Waterproof Hiking Shoes, Leather

A brown leather hiking shoe featuring a waterproof upper, recycled laces, and enhanced wet-surface traction.
Men's Trail Model X Ventilated Hiking Shoes

A gray suede and rubber hiking shoe featuring breathable mesh panels and enhanced wet-surface traction.
Women's Trail Model X Waterproof Hiking Shoes

A gray suede leather hiking shoe with waterproof protection and enhanced traction for wet conditions.
Women's Oboz Ousel B-Dry Hiking Shoes

A waterproof, gray leather hiking shoe with a high-traction rubber outsole and recycled polyester laces.
Women's Keen Targhee IV Waterproof Hiking Shoes

A waterproof leather hiking shoe in alloy and granite green, offering stability, support, and eco-friendly features.
Women's Trail Model X Ventilated Hiking Shoes

A purple suede hiking shoe with water-resistant features and enhanced traction for wet surfaces.
Women's Access Hiking Shoes, Waterproof

A waterproof hiking shoe featuring recycled mesh, nubuck leather, and a grippy VertiGrip Trail rubber outsole.
Women's NextVenture Hiking Shoes, Waterproof

A waterproof blue hiking shoe featuring breathable mesh, durable leather, and a grippy Vibram rubber outsole.
Men's Heritage Hiking Shoes, Waterproof
Price was from: $140 now: $99.99

A waterproof gray hiking shoe with suede-and-nylon upper and grippy VertiGrip Trail rubber outsole.

Slip-resistant Hiking Shoes

Slip-resistant hiking shoes are a practical choice for people who enjoy exploring beyond paved paths and want footwear suited to changing ground conditions. They can be useful for woodland trails, gravel paths, park walks, uneven farm roads and everyday outdoor errands where a steady step matters. The slip-resistant design is especially relevant when routes include damp leaves, loose soil, smooth stones or packed-down sections that become slick underfoot. As the weather warms, they make a dependable companion for family walks, scenic outings and longer days spent exploring; during the cooler months, they can be just as useful for trails covered with fallen leaves or morning moisture. When choosing a pair, start with the way you expect to use them. A short, well-maintained trail may call for a lighter, more flexible hiking shoe, while rocky routes and uneven ground may feel better with a supportive design that helps you move with greater confidence. Consider the shape of your foot, the socks you typically wear and whether you prefer a close, secure fit or a little more room through the toe area. Your heel should feel held in place without pressure, and your toes should have enough space to move naturally without touching the front when walking downhill. Pay attention to the product’s stated fit, available sizes and any details about width. Trying shoes on later in the day can also be helpful, since feet often feel slightly fuller after walking. A comfortable fit is more than a small convenience: it can make the difference between noticing your footwear and simply enjoying the trail, whether you are following a lakeside path with the family or taking a familiar route through the woods with the dog.

Outsole design is another important consideration when comparing slip-resistant hiking shoes. Look for clear information about the tread pattern, the intended terrain and the types of surfaces the footwear is designed to address. A pronounced, multi-directional tread may be worth considering for routes that include loose dirt, gravel, inclines or descents, while a less substantial design can be a better match for paved paths and light outdoor use. The condition of the tread matters, too. Even a well-chosen pair deserves regular attention: remove packed soil and small stones after a walk, allow the shoes to dry according to the care instructions and check for signs of wear before heading onto unfamiliar ground. No footwear can eliminate every hazard, so take a measured approach on slick rocks, steep slopes and surfaces covered by mud, ice or leaves. Shorter steps, a slower pace and careful foot placement are sensible parts of any outing. Other details can help narrow the selection. A lower-cut shoe may feel easygoing for everyday walks, while a more structured style may suit people who prefer additional support around uneven trails. Weight can affect how the shoes feel over several miles, and a simple closure system can be convenient when you are getting ready at a trailhead or moving between the car and the path. Think about the rest of your outdoor routine, too. The right pair may be a thoughtful gift for a parent who enjoys nature walks, a friend planning a hiking trip or a family member who spends weekends visiting parks and local preserves. If colder conditions and seasonal footing are part of the intended use, explore our Slip-Resistant Winter Shoes collection for another option. Whether you are choosing footwear for a planned adventure or for the everyday walks that become favorite rituals, a well-fitting pair of slip-resistant hiking shoes can help you feel prepared to spend more time outside and make the most of the trail ahead.

FAQs

For spring hikes, look for slip-resistant hiking shoes with high-traction rubber outsoles and deep, multi-directional lugs. These features help provide stability on muddy, wet, or uneven terrain typically found during this season. Breathable materials and moisture-wicking linings are also helpful for keeping feet comfortable as temperatures rise.

Slip-resistant hiking shoes are specifically designed with advanced outsole technology and tread patterns to maximize grip on slippery surfaces, such as wet rocks or muddy trails. While regular hiking shoes may offer general traction, slip-resistant options prioritize specialized rubber compounds and lug designs for enhanced stability in challenging conditions.

Yes, slip-resistant hiking shoes are versatile enough for casual walks, errands, or everyday outdoor activities. Their comfortable cushioning and reliable grip make them a great choice for anyone who spends time outdoors, whether on neighborhood paths, local parks, or light trails.

Absolutely. Slip-resistant hiking shoes are ideal for a variety of outdoor activities, including camping, fishing along slippery banks, gardening, or even travel where you might encounter unpredictable terrain. Their durable construction and dependable traction make them a practical option for many adventures.

After hiking in muddy or wet conditions, remove excess dirt with a soft brush and let your shoes air dry away from direct heat. If needed, use a damp cloth to wipe away persistent grime. Regular cleaning helps maintain the traction and durability of your slip-resistant hiking shoes, ensuring they’re ready for your next outing.

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Slip-Resistant Hiking Shoes