TREKKING
Product 2026
Woman, Man
This Quechua MH900 is designed for hiking. Its main strengths are its durability—one might even call it ruggedness—and its very competitive price. It also offers a high level of foot protection despite being a low-cut shoe. Last but not least, its grip on wet and even technical terrain, such as rocky slabs, was rated very highly. The Vibram rubber compound is certainly a contributing factor to this strong performance.
During testing, criticism focused on the weight of the Quechua MH900, measured at 445 grams in size 43. Another point concerns the tongue, which could do a better job of reducing pressure from the lacing over the upper instep.
In use, and at a very affordable price, this low-cut hiking shoe delivers excellent grip, with a sole that adapts well to rocks and shale. Thanks—no doubt—to the lug height and midsole foam, the cushioning is comfortable, especially appreciated when carrying a heavy backpack. It provides comfort without compromising ground feel and stability.
Stable overall, the Quechua MH900 turns out to be quite fluid in motion, contrary to expectations of a stiff shoe.
Robust, it resists abrasion well, and the mesh upper holds up effectively. The foot is well protected, with numerous reinforcements at the heel and forefoot. Waterproofing is good for this type of low-cut shoe.
Foot hold is fairly secure, though it’s advisable to tie a double knot as the round laces tend to slip. Finishing quality is very good, and the materials used give a strong sense of perceived quality.
A solid hiking shoe that emphasizes durability and grip. A well-designed product, though slightly heavy. An unbeatable price.
We used this equipment over a long period of time
These are our thoughts after intensive use:
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