Columbia Crestwood Men’s Low-Rise Hiking Shoes

Columbia Crestwood men’s low-rise hiking shoes combine a suede, fabric and rubber upper with a cushioned midsole and rubber outsole. The listing describes them as waterproof, but customer feedback raises concerns about water getting through, so they are not a reassuring choice when keeping feet dry is essential.

At a glance

Low-cut design for trekking and hiking.
The listing describes a suede and fabric upper with scratch-resistant rubber.
Lightweight midsole is described as providing cushioning across a range of surfaces.
The manufacturer claims a waterproof, breathable construction with taped seams.

Price

£49.00Save 30%

Reference price: ~~£70.00~~

Price checked: 14 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Low-cut format offers an alternative to taller hiking footwear.
Mixed upper materials and a rubber outsole are specified for outdoor use.
Manufacturer claims include cushioning and traction features.

Technical specifications

11 specifications

Identity
Brand	Columbia
Model	176539
Department	Men's

Construction and features
Style	Low Rise Trekking And Hiking Shoes
Upper materials	Suede with fabric and scratch-resistant rubber.
Upper construction	Leather, mesh, and webbing upper for durability.
Lining and seams	Its inner boot construction has taped seams.
Midsole	lightweight midsole
Outsole	rubber outsole
Cushioning and traction	Techlite cushioning and Omni-Grip traction deliver comfort and stability.
Waterproofing	It is waterproof, durable and provides excellent traction and comfort.

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Customer feedback includes reports of water getting through, which conflicts with the waterproof claim. The listing calls the shoes waterproof and breathable and describes taped seams, while customer feedback reports that they are not waterproof and that socks can get wet. Grip, durability and functionality also receive mixed feedback. Treat waterproofing and traction as uncertain rather than assured.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Hikers and walkers seeking low-rise footwear with a cushioned midsole.
Buyers who prioritise a low-cut shoe and are willing to assess waterproofing cautiously.

Less suited to

People who need dependable waterproofing for wet conditions.
Buyers who require consistently confirmed grip or long-term durability.

Columbia Crestwood Men’s Low-Rise Hiking Shoes · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.3 / 5 · 13,614 ratings

5 stars67%67%
4 stars14%14%
3 stars8%8%
2 stars6%6%
1 star5%5%

Customer feedback highlights comfort, build quality, appearance and sizing as positives. Durability, grip and functionality receive mixed responses, while water resistance is a notable concern, including reports of wet socks. That concern matters because the listing claims waterproof construction, so buyers considering these for wet trails should not rely on the claim alone.

Positive themes

Customers report comfortable fit and positive impressions of quality, appearance and sizing.

Negative themes

Customer feedback raises concerns about water getting through, including reports of wet socks.

Mixed feedback

Feedback on durability, grip and functionality is mixed.

Frequently asked questions

Are the Columbia Crestwood shoes waterproof?

The listing claims waterproof construction and taped seams, but customer feedback reports water getting through. The waterproofing is therefore a concern, not a dependable guarantee.

What materials are listed for the upper?

The listing describes suede, fabric, leather, mesh and webbing, as well as scratch-resistant rubber. Its wording does not clearly reconcile these material descriptions.

What kind of cushioning and outsole do they have?

The listing specifies a lightweight midsole and rubber outsole, and names Techlite cushioning and Omni-Grip traction.

What is the model number?

The listed model number is 176539.