Outdoor hiking shoes, Colombian ones will do. If you want to buy something a little cheaper, please pay attention to the following points:

1, ankle wrap;

2. The sole has good anti-skid/grip, is strong and elastic enough, and has a certain thickness, so stepping on the gravel will not hurt the sole of the foot;

3. If it is summer, you can consider Shuoxi shoes;

4, the toe cap is strong, will not crack, and the toe cap is fully covered;

5. Prepare cotton socks that exceed your ankles. If you walk for a long time, you can prepare for a change.

6. Don't pick a shoe size that fits you too well, leave a buffer space, and tie your shoelaces tightly to prevent your feet from slipping in.

I bought a pair of Colombian half-height red star Haizi, passing through Gongga Mountain and Qizanggou on the southern line of Ali area. It's been almost three years. No problem, but it will look old if it is not cleaned, because it is grayish purple. If you want to look new, it may be better to buy blue or red with high saturation.