Why You Should Avoid the Lorax Pro from Hike Footwear

Today, I’m reviewing the Lorax Pro from Hike Footwear, a shoe I hoped would be comfortable for leisure walks. I expected these shoes to offer arch support and comfort, but the fit was way off, and the materials feels cheap.

The shoes slip off and I have to keep them up by wrapping a rubber band around the heel pull tab!

The soles are plastic and paper thin providing no support. The outsole is also thin providing no support and they have these tiny holes that allow water to seep into into your feet. They wanted another $15USD for their insole, I'm so glad I didn't get it.

I bought them from an ad in Facebook. Never again - Facebook. Unfortunately, they didn’t live up to expectations. Ultimately, the Lorax Pro doesn’t justify its price. Today, I saw that Temu had the same shoes (even with the same photo) for $11.59USD and I paid $59.95USD. Buyer beware; this may be a cheap brand in disguise.

I do not recommend these shoes, especially if comfort and quality are your priorities.

Timecodes
00:00
00:01 – Facebook Ads for Hike Footwear
00:13 – Channel Identification
00:23 – Purchase date, price, delivery & rating
00:50 – Flaw #1 – Slip off
01:02 – Flaw #2 – Thin soles
01:14 – Are Hike Footwear comfortable?
01:27 – Flaw #3 – Add Ons to an already pricey item
00:23 – Quality compares to Temu (bad)
02:05 – Flaw #4 – Air vents or Holes?
02:39 – Facebook Ads or social proof?
03:12 – Should you buy them?