Quechua Trek 100 Himalayan Trek Shoe Review - Tested on my SandakPhu Trek

[@dangernba]

I have those boots and I love them. Greetings from Brazil, my friend.

[@SujoyShivde]

Glad you like them too! :)

[@vikrantjaltare4777]

Great video editing man! :)

[@SujoyShivde]

Thanks bud

[@forzaprashant]

Hey man.. I'm a regular trekker too. Returned these shoes last month. Didn't you face any issues with the ankle flap beneath the shoe laces? In my case it kept rubbing against my shin and caused rashes.

[@SujoyShivde]

Yes I've heard the complaint you faced from a couple of people too. I actually didn't have trouble on my ankles, but yes it's a little on the harder side.

[@SujoyShivde]

Perhaps my socks saved me 😁😁

[@bagayatkarakshay]

What's the return policy?

[@SujoyShivde]

@@bagayatkarakshay If they don't prove to be water resistant or comfortable or stitches rip, you can go to Decathlon for a refund or replacement.

[@forzaprashant]

@@bagayatkarakshay I finally ended up with Trek 700 shoes. No issues with them.

[@RajRoy-hi2ug]

How was its grip on wet rocks?

[@SujoyShivde]

Pretty good, it should be great for most treks

[@mayankdube]

Hey Man. Do you happen to have any experience/feedback about "Trek 700" ? PS: I prefer Monsoon/Snowy Treks

[@SujoyShivde]

Yeah, I tried them on in store. They're boots for the Super Professional Trekker. They advised me against buying these for my casual infrequent treks. Great for trekking in the Himalayas, but Quechua also has a Separate SNOW BOOT so you might wanna check it out in Decathlon.

[@mayankdube]

@@SujoyShivde Many thanks for such prompt reply man... Really appreciate it.. ! ☺️

[@shubhamkumar-cw1qf]

Trek 100 is good enough for glacier actually I'm planning for shrikhand kailash. Glacier is just 20 percent part of trek.

[@SujoyShivde]

I just took these to the valley of flowers where I was walking on few solid ice patches. On solid dry ice, you'd need crampons additionally regardless of the shoe, as there is high chance of slipping without them

[@shubhamkumar-cw1qf]

In your video i saw there is mh 100 as well. How was that shoe? Actually I've bought mh500.i m confused which shoe i should pick for shrikhand kailash trek.

[@SujoyShivde]

The other shoe has the same bottom grip, but the ruggedness is a little less and the ankle support is lesser. It's also lighter. It's meant for shorter treks. The Trek 100 will offer better water resistance and cold protection with a firmer ankle support for a LONGER distance and time. So depending on the cold and snow and walking distance, make a call :)

[@kshitijbachal8843]

But there are many reviews on their app saying that sole come off in 2 years. So is it true did yours also come off. And is it because not using them or even after using the sole comes off? What is your experience on the sole?

[@SujoyShivde]

If the shoes are regularly used, the sole shouldn't come off. If they come off within 2-3 years, Decathlon offers to replace them in store. Mostly the sole comes off if shoes are not worn regularly or due to manufacturing defects

[@vinaychandra4576]

What about the weight?? Is that fine

[@SujoyShivde]

Yeah, perfectly fine, didn't really bother me on moderately long treks.

[@nileshlokhande4517]

Would you suggest any shoe for a medium trek which can be also used day to day.

[@SujoyShivde]

Hi, this might sound really stupid of me, but if it's a small day or 1-3 day trek, and if it's in local terrain like Maharashtra etc. a decent pair of running or sports shoes feel more comfier than these trekking boots for the small trek. I picked up a 600 rupee pair of shoes from a local store and I use them daily too. So hopefully I helped. These are specifically helpful for Trekking in Himalayas where there could be Snow and Extreme Cold and your feet need to be protected

[@nileshlokhande4517]

Ya im not a Trekkie just going with friends for one day trek in mansoon.im very confused between the shoes ,can u plz suggest me some that u have used . Are wildcraft shoes are worthy to buy

[@SujoyShivde]

Ummm, Wildcraft are good. The entry level ones are good casually also and offer a good amount of comfort for treks

[@bagyasharma8866]

Shall we use quchua trek shoe (in video you showed one) agastiyarkoodam trek ple tel me sir.

[@SujoyShivde]

Yes should be fine. They make good trek shoes for most applications

[@satyaadityabaratam35]

HI, i am planning a trip to rishikesh, mussorie. is trek 100 suitable for that?

[@SujoyShivde]

Yes. More than adequate in that terrain.

[@vish0085]

can you please provide the link for antiblister socks ? My toes really hurt

[@SujoyShivde]

You can buy a decent pair on Amazon. I got mine from Decathlon. They also have a presence online.

[@dipeshlama5924]

Is the men and women version the same ? Can find the size in mens so can i go with the women version

[@SujoyShivde]

Yeah, the fit is very much the same. Maybe a colour variation. Do try it in stores tho

[@dipeshlama5924]

Thanks bro or should i go for 500 high

[@SujoyShivde]

Depends on how much you plan on trekking. The 500 offers higher comforter for LONGER treks

[@chiragnahar9170]

Can you please recommend me a good waterproof shoe under 3500, going for an Himalayan trek and don't wanna get my socks wet by any chance

[@SujoyShivde]

There are two key ways to prevent socks your getting wet. Shoes should be high ankle, and the shoes should be rated for a good degree of water-resistant/repellent material. You can consider the entry level Quechua trek shoe. Don't pick the ankle length model, pick the one with higher ankle support.

[@AkshayKumar-zv2xi]

Bhai how are they holding up now. As today I am thinking of buying these , should I or not?

[@SujoyShivde]

So far so good. I've done about 4 long treks with these. If you use them regularly, they will be in good touch. Shoes which sit idle might lose their sole pasting.

[@AkshayKumar-zv2xi]

@@SujoyShivde today I went to buy these but was not able to buy as my feets are wide i think as when I tied them I felt pain in my feet and when i went for bigger size they were loose to me. So i have to come empty handed.

[@SujoyShivde]

@@AkshayKumar-zv2xi Check their website once. They might have half sizes. In the past they used to have them, not sure if they still do.

[@AkshayKumar-zv2xi]

@@SujoyShivde hi brother tell me if someone wants lowa shoes on 25 percent off.

[@alipvlog6911]

Is there any chances to order

[@SujoyShivde]

Through Decathlon Online

[@alipvlog6911]

@@SujoyShivde by online payment?

[@simantathakuria1415]

I have bike ride plus hiking will also be there and the place is very wet if I wear while riding my bike will it get wet

[@SujoyShivde]

If water splashes directly from your ankle, it will get wet. If splashing externally, it won't get wet. These are not recommended for bike riding as they can be torn and ripped while changing gears

[@singh13may]

HELP ME Please - I would be into moderate trekking. So in order to buy quality trekking shoes, I recently visited Decathlon. Now among my final pick, I am badly confused between two shoes - Trek100 (costing 6000/-) and MH500 (costing 4500/-).. Please suggest me, which one to buy and why..

[@SujoyShivde]

So they're both good shoes for beginners with a few key differences. Trek 100 is rated for comfort for longer treks. This can be seen from the walking and waterproofing test durations as well. Do check side by side but to the best of my memory, MH500 should be lighter and slightly shorter than Trek100. For longer and serious Himalayan treks, you'd need that extra ankle support and higher waterproofing grade which the high rise Trek 100 offer. MH500 is lighter making it more comfortable if you are doing local treks of shorter durations, and don't require that higher ankle support and don't specifically need a greater degree of water proofing. Both are good shoes otherwise.

[@ajinkyashirke31]

i am going to narmada parikrama for 4 months...daily walking is 25 to 30km....which is near about 2800 kilometers... plz suggest lightweight shoes

[@SujoyShivde]

What is your terrain like? Rain, snow, rocks? There is less rain, you can buy a lighter Trek series shoe which will be more comfortable

[@SujoyShivde]

If you have lots of challenging terrain, then the higher ankle support will help you more

[@spsarolkar]

my shoe size is UK 9 but decathlon website offers 8.5 and 9.5 which one should I chose

[@SujoyShivde]

Definitely 9.5

[@spsarolkar]

FluidicJoy! Thanks

[@paperdragon48]

MH500 or trek 100 which is good for using in rain?

[@SujoyShivde]

Trek 100 will fare better since it's higher ankle, but perhaps they're rated for similar flexions in water.

[@paperdragon48]

I@@SujoyShivde six months non-stop raining in Kerala, need for while riding the bike in rainy days

[@SujoyShivde]

@@paperdragon48 in that case, these shoes will also get wet. Biking shoes will be more suitable for you.

[@aklimabegum1479]

Best decathlon shoes for everest base camp?

[@SujoyShivde]

You can consider buying the model above this one. Trek 500.

[@nisha6070]

What is the best way to clean this shoes at home?

[@SujoyShivde]

You can hand wash and dry them. I've also washed them a few times in the washing machine. But if you really want them clean, a professional dry clean is the best.

[@djayatu]

I am a wildlife photographer. Can I use it in wildlife field?

[@SujoyShivde]

Yes definitely. They are comfortable for long hours even in snowy, muddy, rainy conditions. But if you need more speed during your shoot, then opt for the MH Series one. It'll make movement a little quicker.

[@bikingchupei2447]

how well would you say the trek 100 handles wet rocks/roads? i've bought the mh500 and it is slippery as hell, i was walking this path which the stones were moist and has green moss, i wasn't feeling comfortable taking huge steps with the mh500. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIOYfp53q7uEZ8k

[@SujoyShivde]

I honestly don't have a lot of experience trailing over moss as I've tested them only on two major treks. But the MH500 and Trek 100 have a similar Bottom sole and so I believe if they slipped, there's a good chance these will slip too

[@bikingchupei2447]

@@SujoyShivde thanks for the reply, very useful information, saved me a bunch of money.

[@aleeale3055]

Can you wear this boots at summer??

[@SujoyShivde]

Yes, but they'd need to be used in compliance with anti blister socks and anti fungal powder since the aeration will be maxed out

[@Naturasipescuitcu_Sebar]

Very good review!

[@SujoyShivde]

Thanks!

[@amolregespinesurgerypune6368]

Very informative video

[@SujoyShivde]

Glad you found it helpful

[@aquibrhen6800]

Any shoes for every week trek

[@SujoyShivde]

If it's the Himalayan terrain, then these are good. But you may consider the next model in the series. If it's not in a Himalayan terrain, consider the MH series. You may also see brands like Columbia, Quipco

[@shaktimaan8085]

Hey bro are this shoes worth 7000 rupe or any kind of problem

[@SujoyShivde]

These were for about 4000. I don't think they're worth 7000 since that's a higher model

[@ominousnebula6542]

Come to northeast where almost 6 months it keeps raining.....and you will know what trekking shoes is

[@SujoyShivde]

I stay in Maharashtra, and I do the occasional moderate difficulty trek in the Himalayas and so these shoes suffice for me. Yes, I'm sure we'd need a different grade of water resistance for regions like you suggest with Semi-Annual heavy rainfall. 😊

[@kartikchaudhari6679]

🔥

[@सुर्यरावसुर्यराव]

नर्मदा परिक्रमा के लिए ठिक है क्या

[@SujoyShivde]

Haan ji, aaram se

[@सुर्यरावसुर्यराव]

@@SujoyShivde धन्यवाद

[@satyajitchakraborty4375]

But isn't the price 5499?

[@SujoyShivde]

Prices keep varying. I think I got mine for Rs. 4999, and now they seem to be listed for Rs. 5499 :)

[@satyajitchakraborty4375]

@@SujoyShivde Hmm. That's the reason maybe.

[@DhiraaYeole]

Cant believe u marathi mulga awosome review bhau

[@SujoyShivde]

Thanks bhava 😊

[@unediteddipak8564]

3 yrs me sole kharab hone laga.Side se crack a raha hay.Covid me bahut admika shoe sole kharab ho giya.Out side change korana par raha hay.

[@SujoyShivde]

Unused shoe ka sole kharab hota hi hai.

[@TheAlpineAdventureLovers786]

Price

[@SujoyShivde]

4000

[@ADVENTURELIFE7676]

Love u Quechua what's price

[@SujoyShivde]

About Rs. 5000, on Decathlon and in stores

[@ADVENTURELIFE7676]

@@SujoyShivde online mil jayega

[@SujoyShivde]

Yes :)