Worst boots I’ve ever owned… Worst boots I’ve ever owned continuously causing pain and blisters, I’ve always been a hiker wearing quality sock and boots, but these boots are terrible. The only thing worse than the boots is the customer service, they point you in the direction of the retailer who in turn point you back to Grisport. Simply don’t buy Grisport boots the company are a disgrace and don’t want to know. Also they probably won’t show this review as they only publish positive reviews, but I will post this review on as many walking sites as I can find people need to know!!

A human touch I want to record my thanks for the advice and support of the customer service team. Buying something like shoes online can be difficult but having someone who is both knowledgable and friendly (Gavin, in this case) to talk to makes this a lot easier. Well done Grisport - good products, good prices and a human face / voice.

awful customer service for faulty product awful customer service, I complained about a pair of trekking shoes having the worst grip, having slipped painfully on a wet path ( others wearing regular shoes and trainers had no issue with surface ) they said this was to be expected given the sole. absolute garbage to hear about a supposedly quality walking shoe.. I also tried to leave a less than 5* review for the product on their site, it never got published.

2 months and falling apart. Bought some wide fit boots on the recommendation of my orthopaedic surgeon (recommended grisport) 2 months later the leather is coming away from the soles, not what you'd expect for £120 , grisport will not do anything to rectify this or even acknowledge that itd happened. Terrible customer service.

Proof that the reviews on their site only show positive ones I posted this one-star review on 31 January 2024 on the Grisport site: "I ordered two pairs of the Trident shoe in size 43 and 44 on 8 January 2024. The 44 were much too large but the 43 were ok. I tested them at length inside my flat and double-checked they fit in various ways according to online guides - thick socks, end of the day, room for a finger down the back etc. All was fine so I wore them outside but when I walked down slopes my big toes were very painful. I've tried a few times with no improvement. This is an issue I've never had with walking shoes before. Grisport wouldn't do a refund once I'd worn them outside, only a discount if I bought a further pair, so now I'm left with unusable shoes. I wouldn't order online again for this reason." I have a screenshot of the 26 reviews of the Trident shoe taken on 7 February 2024. My review isn't there. If my review was showing it would have been about '8 days ago', so placed between the pair of reviews from 2 days ago (John Noton and John Calder), and the older reviews from Anonymous and Neil Quarmby. This proves they are not putting negative reviews on their website, an accusation I've seen elsewhere. It's a shame, because I used Which? as a recommendation to choose them, and they didn't mention their very variable feedback on Trustpilot. I definitely wouldn't use them again, and won't buy walking shoes/boots online.