It feels remarkably pleasant to walk in a pair of the Mount Lows. The sole's pliability and the interior's smooth materials result in a relaxing footbed. The included WeatherLite membrane, a proprietary waterproofing technology, performs excellently in keeping the feet dry, whether trekking through damp grass or roaming across a shallow creek. Despite its effectiveness, it does raise questions regarding whether the waterproofing capabilities will last until the end of the shoe’s life cycle or not. Mount Low: Verdict UK

The Mount Low is distinct from Karrimor's usual catalogue because it does not feature the Vibram sole commonly found in their shoes. However, the implemented sole shows a praiseworthy grip and is fairly balanced, yet the incorporated rubber is softer in comparison. With initial use, it shouldn’t display any wear, but due to the low price point, don’t expect it to last as well as the higher-end Hoka One One Anacapa Low Gore-Tex. Adequately Cosy Constructed with attention to detail, the Karrimor Mount Low is crafted from a mix of suede and mesh materials like the Columbia Redmond III Waterproof, establishing a satisfying symmetry between durability and breathability. The suede largely envelops the shoe, adorned with well-placed mesh sections that ensure an airy in-shoe sensation. Stitching is tight and secure, promising longevity, even though the manufacturing process doesn’t include any leather.