Tested on the path of Pavliani, which especially on the descent is quite rugged, with a lot of humidity, mud, many potholes, and generally quite difficult conditions. It responded perfectly. Lightweight, stable grip, and very non-slip. I do not guarantee waterproofing because I did not test it in rain. At the €99 I bought it for, I consider it a very good choice. Pay attention to the size. In Nike, I wear 44, and in Columbia, my size is 42.5

Although purchased for use on mountain trails, it was worn for the first time in the city on a day when it was raining non-stop. I intentionally walked relatively fast and carelessly on the road to test its performance. I can say that on most wet surfaces, it had incredible grip. I was impressed by the grip it had on a wet tiled uphill, as if it was not a wet tiled surface with an incline, but some other rough surface. In terms of waterproofing, it was mediocre. After a 1.30-hour journey in the rain, when I arrived home, the entire shoe and the socks inside were wet. Of course, it took a while before I felt it starting to absorb water. For any pothole that you may accidentally step on in the mountains or a brief rain of short duration, I believe it will keep you dry, but if you encounter a storm or prolonged rain, make the sign of the cross. Finally, I should mention that although it comfortably fits the foot, at least for me, it hit the back above the heel on both feet. Overall, it is a very good choice, but not perfect.