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Oboz Bridger Ridge Mid GTX Hiking Boots - Women's

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About this product

The Oboz Bridger Ridge Mid GTX is a women's mid-cut hiking boot built for day hiking and backpacking on demanding terrain. The upper combines full-grain and nubuck leather for durability against trail braking and scree scrambling, while a GORE-TEX waterproof-breathable membrane keeps feet dry without sacrificing comfort. A soft leather lining adds interior refinement, and a protective rubber toecap and heel counter reinforce the areas most prone to impact. Underfoot, a dual-density EVA O Fit Insole Plus features cushioning urethane pods at the heel and forefoot, sitting above a single-density midsole made with 10% bio-based EVA foam. A TPU chassis with a stabilizing nylon shank provides structural support, and the Trail Tread rubber outsole handles varied surfaces from loamy forest to dry hardpack. The boot weighs 578 g and uses a lace-up closure. Leather is sourced from a Leather Working Group gold-rated tannery, and each pair sold contributes to Oboz's One More Tree planting program.

Category: Footwear
Material: Soft leather lining, Full-grain leather
Color: Glacier
Size: Select
Rand: Toecap
Weight: 578g
Closure: Lace-up
Made In: Viet Nam
Ideal For: Backpacking Day hiking
Waterproof: Yes

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Oboz Bridger Ridge Mid GTX for its rugged durability, reliable Gore-Tex waterproofing, and strong ankle support, making it a go-to choice for backpacking, peak-bagging, and heavy-load hiking on technical terrain. The spacious toe box, heel-locking fit, quality insoles, and memory foam collar earn frequent compliments, and many users note the boot is comfortable with minimal break-in time compared to other leather boots. The most common criticisms center on stiffness, particularly on steep or rocky terrain where the boot can feel clunky and limit foot flex. Some reviewers flag that the lug pattern, while aggressive, can cake with mud and shed it poorly. Wide-width options are not available in the Ridge GTX version, and breathability can be limited in warm conditions.