A waterproof shoe with a fierce silhouette
: They’re great hiking shoes. Trails are muddy, wet, slippery and unpredictable — the Glacier Trails are built to combat these elements. They’re also going to be a solid choice during transition seasons. Though they’re not intended to protect feet from the cold, their thick rubber soles and waterproof exterior will prove valuable heading into and out of winter. The sneakers are breathable, making them great for day-to-day wear. However, they’re bulkier than your average “sneaker.
The Glacier Trails are easy to slip on and off — they have a little loop to pull them on and the extended sole to shimmy them off with your feet.: The low sneakers have a similar silhouette to traditional sneakers, but both look uniquely Canada Goose. The brand’s shoes tend to have a bold thick sole and thoughtful details. The midsole has a “shape inspired by wind-blown snow drifts,” and the bottom of the shoe is a nod to the maple leaf.
The Glacier Trails are high-quality shoes that are made for wet and wild Canadian weather — whether you like the look of them, that’s up to you. I love the look of the low tops and like the high tops, too — appreciating that they offer more protection.: If you love to hike and are looking for a durable shoe, the Glacier Trail are a strong option. They don’t look like a traditional trail shoe, so when you wear them in a city or around town, you don’t look like you’re a lost hiker.
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