Bacca Bucci Men Lace Up Boots

I had a very good experience with these shoes. The high-top design provides proper ankle support, which is especially useful on uneven and slippery terrain. I used these shoes extensively in snowy conditions. The waterproofing performance is comparable to Decathlon Quechua trekking shoes. A very small amount of water did get inside during heavy exposure, but the shoes retained warmth well and my feet stayed comfortable throughout the day. I wore them for a full day in heavy snow and areas with moderate water logging. The grip on icy surfaces is impressive and inspires confidence while walking. Combined with the strong ankle support, it allows you to take stable strides even on challenging roads. Overall, the fit is good, the shoes feel secure, and they perform well in snow and cold conditions. Worth considering for winter trekking and rough terrain.

Good value for price. Suitable for medium trekking. Front portion need more cushioning, It starts giving pain in front part of toe if you go for long treks. Looks good though.

I went hardcore trekking with these boots on. Well built and very durable. Good fit, Nice finishing and comfortable to wear once you start using it.

Awesome look. Light weight, great comfort authentic grip. Good for trekking also and will go with all kinds of look.

I used this product recently and loved it. Actually it is very comfy and inner material is very softer side as I didn't expected . If anyone wants budget friendly riding or trekking shoes go for this . They are not waterproof but they are water resistant . So keep it like that and go for it . And about size I wear 10 uk size and it perfectly fits to me , so anyone who has regular sizes then go for same size as it is .

I took these on a 3-day moderate trek, brand new out of the box, and regretted it almost immediately. These are not built for trekking, and wearing them on rocky terrain felt genuinely unsafe. **Grip:** The sole has virtually no traction. On rocky, uneven paths - exactly what these are marketed for - I was slipping constantly and had to move at a fraction of my normal pace just to stay upright. This alone makes them unfit for purpose. **Build quality:** This is where it falls apart, literally. The glue started giving up on day one. By day two and three, the stitching had started unraveling. At one point my trekking pole got caught in the unraveling stitching, which could easily have caused a fall on a steep section. That is not a minor defect; that is a design and quality-control failure that put me at real risk. **Bottom line:** This product did not survive three days of moderate use. The complete absence of quality checks is obvious, and I would strongly caution anyone considering this for actual trekking or hiking - buy something else. I'm shocked this is being sold as trekking-grade footwear.

Decent quality, didnt cause any discomfort. Not for rainy days. Could be more stiff for better fit

Worth it! But not for the rainy season.