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Trekking Shoes: Buy Grip-Ready Hiking and Trekking Shoes Online in India

Whether you are heading to Manali, Rishikesh, Coorg, or a weekend trail near your city, the right trekking shoes keep your feet safe and comfortable on uneven ground. Asian Footwears carries the Everest range of trekking shoes for men and women, built with all-terrain grip, water-repellent uppers, and ankle support for real Indian trail conditions. Prices start under ₹1,300, with free delivery and hassle-free returns on every order.

The Everest Range: Trekking Shoes Built by Asian Footwear

Every trekking shoe in our collection comes from the Everest range, designed ground up for the kind of terrain Indian trekkers actually face. Rocky paths, forest trails, monsoon mud, loose gravel. Here is what the range covers.

Everest for Men

The men's Everest lineup includes the Everest-01 for entry-level treks, the Everest-06 with a breathable knit upper and high-grip sole, and the Everest-24 and Everest-25 for more technical trails. The Everest-25 is a high-neck, water-repellent hiking boot built for wet weather and rocky terrain. Prices range from ₹1,226 to ₹3,499.

Everest for Women

The Everest W-21 is our women's trekking shoe with all-terrain grip, cushioned comfort, and a build designed for hiking and outdoor use. It handles forest trails, day hikes, and monsoon treks comfortably. If you want a closer look at its features and performance, explore the everest 21 shoes designed specifically for versatile outdoor conditions. It handles forest trails, day hikes, and monsoon treks comfortably.

Protective-01

A rugged option with a reinforced build for trekkers who want extra durability on rough terrain. Good for weekend hikes and moderate trails where the ground is unpredictable.

Trekking Shoe Cuts: Low, Mid, and High

The cut of your trekking shoe decides how much ankle support you get. Here is what works where.

Low-Cut Trekking Shoes

Low-cut hiking shoes sit below the ankle and feel lighter on the feet. They work best for flat trails, easy day hikes, and forest walks where the ground is mostly even. The Everest-01 and Everest-06 fall in this category. Good pick if you want agility over ankle protection.

Mid-Cut Trekking Shoes

Mid-cut trekking shoes cover the ankle partially, giving you a balance of support and flexibility. They handle moderate trails with loose stones, gravel, and mild inclines. Most of the Everest range sits here, making it the most versatile option for Indian treks.

High-Cut Trekking Shoes

High-cut trekking shoes wrap fully around the ankle for maximum support on rocky, uneven, and steep terrain. The EVEREST-25 Waterproof High-Ankle Trekking Shoes are our high-neck option with water-repellent material and a sturdy build. Best for technical trails, monsoon treks, and routes where ankle rolls are a real risk.

How to Choose the Right Trekking Shoes

Picking trekking shoes is simpler than most guides make it. Here is what to check.

Know your trail. Easy day hikes need low-cut shoes. Moderate trails with rocks and inclines need mid-cuts. Technical or monsoon treks need high-cuts with water-repellent builds.
Get the fit right. Trekking shoes should have about a thumb's width of space in front of your longest toe. Your heel should not lift when you walk. Measure in the evening and check the UK size chart.
Break them in first. Never take new trekking shoes straight to a trail. Wear them around the house for a few days, then on short walks, then on mixed terrain. Two weeks of break-in time is ideal.
Pick your budget. The Everest range starts at ₹1,226 and goes up to ₹3,499. Entry-level models like the Everest-01 handle easy treks well. For monsoon or rocky terrain, invest in the Everest-24 or Everest-25.

How to Take Care of Your Trekking Shoes

Trekking shoes take a beating on the trail. A little post-trek care keeps them in shape for the next one.

Let the mud dry completely before cleaning. Scraping wet mud damages the material.
Brush off dried mud with a stiff brush, then wipe the upper with a damp cloth and mild soap.
Clean the outsole grooves separately. Packed mud in the lugs kills your grip on the next trek.
Air dry in shade. Never use direct heat, hair dryers, or sunlight. It cracks the material and weakens the glue.
Stuff the newspaper inside to absorb moisture and hold the shape while drying.
Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid plastic bags because they trap moisture and cause odour.

Browse the full men's footwear collection, or check out sports shoes, sneakers for men, and women's footwear for the rest of your needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between trekking shoes and hiking shoes?

In practice, they are used interchangeably in India. Both are built for off-road trails with grip, support, and durable construction. High-cut models are sometimes called hiking boots.

Are waterproof trekking shoes necessary for monsoon treks?

Water-repellent shoes like the Everest-25 are a smart choice for monsoon treks. They keep your feet drier during light rain and stream crossings without trapping heat like fully waterproof boots.

How should trekking shoes fit?

Snug around the midfoot and heel, with about a thumb's width of room in front of your longest toe. Your heel should not lift when walking. Always try them with the socks you plan to trek in.

Can I use running shoes for trekking?

Not recommended. Running shoes are built for flat surfaces and lack the grip, ankle support, and sole rigidity needed for uneven trails. Trekking shoes are designed specifically for off-road terrain.

How do I clean trekking shoes after a muddy trek?

Let the mud dry first, brush it off, then wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap. Clean the outsole grooves separately. Air dry in shade and stuff with newspaper.

How long do trekking shoes last?

With regular care, a good pair handles 2-3 years of weekend trekking. Sole wear, loss of grip, and upper cracking are signs that it is time for a new pair.

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