granola girl shoes that are actually worth the $$$

My credentials for making this post is that I’ve had each of these shoes for 3+ years and I still love them all and reach for them daily! 1. @Blundstone USA Classic #550 They’re popular for a reason! I’ve taken these shoes on short hikes, backpacking across Southeast Asia and Europe, have dressed them up for concerts or dinners, and even took them snowshoeing…which I don’t recommend, but they STILL held up in the snow. I’ve seriously put these shoes through everything and couldn’t love them more. The cult following is valid. And I recently just revitalized them with the boot care kit, and they look brand new again! 2. @Danner Bootsountain 600 hiking boots Another very popular shoe that I love. For those who need a bit more ankle support when they go on hikes, these boots are perfect for it! And they also are just cute with the red laces. I’ve taken these to Alaska and all over the PNW and they’re still my favorite boots I’ve tried! 3. @Altrarunningone Peak trail runners For my girls with wide feet, these are the trail runners for you. I’ve tried countless trail runners over the years and now I actually prefer wearing these shoes over my hiking boots on most hikes. My most recent trip with these was hiking up Acatenango volcano in Guatemala and I clearly put them through the ringer, but they held up beautifully. So many of my friends have these and love them. 4. @BIRKENSTOCK USArizona sandals I know everyone and their mother has these sandals, but it’s for good reason! I’ve had these for years and they’re my go-to when I just need something to slip on and run out the door. I’ve walked miles in these too and my feet barely hurt! I know some of these are a bit more expensive, but they are a great investment in my opinion! They all have lasted me YEARS and I couldn’t be happier. But of course, the best shoes you can have to get you outdoors are the ones you already own! But if you’re in the market for some new shoes, definitely add these to your list. #g#granolagirlh#hikingbootst#trailrunners