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Superb NORTIV8 Hiking Shoes For All Of Us Mortals

Introducing NORTIV 8’s New FieldLite Collection Elevating Hiking Shoes for All

March, 2026, New York, NY – NORTIV 8 announces the debut of
its highly anticipated FieldLite Collection, a new lineup of
performance-driven hiking sneakers and boots for men and women.
Designed to deliver dependable waterproof protection, trail-grade
traction, and everyday versatility, FieldLite redefines accessible
outdoor footwear with  modern style and function.

Withstand Hours Of Steady Rainfall

Engineered for unpredictable conditions, each style features waterproof construction tested for over four hours of steady rain and 15,000 cycles of water exposure, ensuring reliable protection in wet environments. A Quick-Grip multi-zone outsole with heel-lock stability delivers traction on both wet and dry surfaces while DualStride cushioning and reinforced toe and heel overlays offer all-day comfort and durability. Finished with a versatile trail-to-street silhouette, the FieldLite Collection seamlessly bridges the gap between fashion-forward footwear and high-performance outdoor boots.

FieldLite Collection

NORTIV 8 Armadillo FieldLite Women’s Khaki $76.99usd/ $105.06 cad

NORTIV 8 Armadillo Men’s FieldLite Boot Army Green $83.99usd/ $114.61 cad

The FieldLite Collection is available now on Amazon and at
NORTIV8.com Men’s sizes range from 7–14 and women’s sizes
from 5.5–11, with retail prices between $70–$80 usd/ $95- 109$ cad.

NORTIV 8 DualStride Armadillo FieldLite Sneaker Women’s Grey Pink $69.99usd/ $95.51 cad

NORTIV 8 DualStride Armadillo FieldLite Men’s Sneaker Light Grey $76.99 usd/ $105.06 cad

For the Silo, Jarrod Barker.

ABOUT NORTIV 8

Founded with a commitment to performance, durability, and everyday versatility, NORTIV 8 creates reliable footwear designed to move seamlessly from the outdoors to daily life. Combining advanced weatherproof technology, comfort-driven cushioning, and rugged traction with modern, wearable design, NORTIV 8 delivers high-quality boots and shoes built for adventure, commuting, and everything in between. With a focus on accessibility and innovation, the brand empowers customers to explore confidently no matter the terrain or forecast.

New Way Of Experiencing New York Adirondack Mountains

Wild Walk, or the “High Line of the Forest” is changing the way people experience and interact with nature, and is just another reason to travel to the revered Adirondack Mountains this summer.

Adirondack Mountains Hollow Tree Platform

An elevated path that takes visitors up a winding trail of bridges and platforms from ground level to breathtaking treetops, Wild Walk gives visitors a novel and one-of-a-kind perspective on nature from groundbreaking angles such as a four-story twig tree house, swinging bridges, a human-sized spider’s web hovering 24-feet off the ground and a walk through a giant dead tree to see the amazing life thriving within.

Wild Walk Preview Video from The Wild Center on Vimeo.

Demonstrations at vantage points throughout the walk bring everything to life, such as how spiders can 3D print different threads for different uses, that within a dead tree is actually something more like a high rise building filled with life, and more.

Quick Facts:

  • This summer marks the 11th anniversary of The Wild Center, a pioneering “un-museum” that helps people not only explore the Adirondacks but their relationship with nature.  
  • Gas Prices: If gas prices decrease as predicted and with travelers heightened interest in exploring the US – this is the summer for road trips
  • The Power of Awe: Studies show that a sense of awe (often caused by majestic, natural landscapes) can make you happier, less-stressed, and more creative – one more reason to make nature a focus for summer travels this year
  • Adirondacks: The untouched and authentic Upstate New York experience for all ages with additional attractions including camping, glamping, kayaking, local breweries, wineries, farmer’s markets, Lake Placid and more
  • Family Travel: Educational and entertaining trips where kids are safe to run free and explore; the boardwalk is also wheelchair and stroller accessible
  • Accessibility: Wild Walk is accessible to people of all generations and abilities. There will be side paths and options to take, suspension bridges, and stairs down, but the entire main structure, from the trail leading to Feeder Alley all the way to the viewing pod on the final tower platform was built specifically so that it would afford everyone the chance to experience the Walk.

For the Silo, Alexis Chernoff