Oboz · Footwear
Oboz Bridger Mid B-Dry Hiking Shoes - Women's
$154.64
$259.95Save $105.31 (41%)
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About this product
The Oboz Bridger Mid B-Dry is a women's waterproof hiking boot built for wet-weather trail use, from rainy walks to shallow stream crossings. The upper combines waterproof nubuck leather with Oboz's BDry membrane, which blocks moisture while allowing perspiration to escape, earning solid marks for both rain protection and breathability. Rubber toe caps and heel counters add structural protection where the boot takes the most abuse. Underfoot, BFit Deluxe insoles layer three densities of EVA for cushioning and support, while a dual-density EVA midsole further absorbs impact on longer outings. A TPU chassis reinforced with a nylon shank delivers torsional stability and underfoot protection on uneven terrain. The Granite Peak carbon rubber outsole provides high-friction grip, and asymmetrical lugs help maintain traction on loose or slippery surfaces. Available in Hazy Gray (SKU 5033-550), the Bridger Mid fits true to size according to wearer feedback, making it a dependable choice for hikers who prioritize dry, supported feet on multi-hour outings.
- Category
- Footwear
- Brand
- Oboz
- Color
- Walnut+
- Members Say
- True to size
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Oboz Bridger Mid B-Dry for its rugged durability, reliable waterproofing, and strong ankle support, making it a well-regarded choice for backpacking and challenging terrain. The nubuck leather upper and aggressive Granite Peak outsole earn repeated compliments for protection and traction on rocky and wet surfaces. The included O-Fit insole is noted as more supportive than most stock options, and the boot is appreciated for being available in wide sizes. The most common criticisms are its notable stiffness and lengthy break-in period, which some find limiting on steep terrain. Reviewers also flag that the boot feels heavier and slower than many modern competitors, the B-Dry membrane can overheat in warm conditions, and the lugs tend to cake up in mud.
Specifications
- Rain protection
- 3/5
- Breathability
- 4/5
- Durability
- 4/5
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