I’ve walked over 100,000 steps in the Scarpa Ribelle Cross 2 GTX — and they’re some of the most comfortable and grippy shoes I’ve tested so far
Tom's Guide Verdict The Scarpa Ribelle Cross 2 GTX are excellent hiking shoes, perfect for most weather conditions and terrains. I’ve worn them on trails, hikes, city walks, and even on long-haul flights, and they’ve yet to let me down. The Ribelle Cross 2 GTX are comfortable and breathable, once you get through the short break-in period.
- ▪Tom's Guide Verdict The Scarpa Ribelle Cross 2 GTX are excellent hiking shoes, perfect for most weather conditions and terrains.
- ▪I’ve worn them on trails, hikes, city walks, and even on long-haul flights, and they’ve yet to let me down.
- ▪The Ribelle Cross 2 GTX are comfortable and breathable, once you get through the short break-in period.
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Tom's Guide Verdict The Scarpa Ribelle Cross 2 GTX are excellent hiking shoes, perfect for most weather conditions and terrains. I’ve worn them on trails, hikes, city walks, and even on long-haul flights, and they’ve yet to let me down. The Ribelle Cross 2 GTX are comfortable and breathable, once you get through the short break-in period. They provide phenomenal traction on most surfaces, and are waterproof too. $175.72 at Amazon $188.95 at Amazon Pros +Excellent traction on most surfaces +Gore-Tex waterproof +Comfortable and breathable +Great design +Good for everyday wear, too Cons -Fit runs a little narrow -Short break-in period Best picks for you The best hiking boots to buy — tested and rated for mountain trails and casual hikes The best Skechers shoes in 2026 — top picks for…
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