Hurry! These discontinued Aku women's hiking boots are 50% off and disappearing fast

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The rugged Aku Cimon Gore-Tex hiking boots are durable, grippy and ready to take on the outdoors

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The Aku Cimon women's Gore-Tex hiking boots are ready for wet weather (Image credit: Aku)

After something rugged to help you take on the outdoors this winter? Check out this rugged pair of Gore-Tex hiking boots from Aku.

Suitable for tough, muddy conditions, the Aku Cimon women's Gore-Tex hiking boots are available for just $98.73 at REI, that's 50% off their list price of $199.95. What's more, these boots have now been discontinued, so this could be your last chance to get your hands on a pair.

Designed with wet winter weather in mind, the Cimon hiking boots aim to keep your feet dry with a waterproof but breathable Gore-Tex outer, which allows air in while beating back the rain.

This pair's Vibram outsole helps keep your feet firmly on the ground, with an aggressive lug pattern that digs into slippery and uneven surfaces for maximum stability. Meanwhile, their mid-profile locks your ankle in position to prevent injury and provide additional support on tricky winter trails.

Available in several sizes, these durable Aku boots can be found in the muted sleek grey colorway.

Aku Cimon women's Gore-Tex hiking boots: $199.95$98.73 at REISave up to $101

Aku Cimon women's Gore-Tex hiking boots: $199.95 $98.73 at REI
Save up to $101 These tough and sturdy hiking boots are suitable for unforgiving winter conditions, with a waterproof Gore-Tex outer and stable Vibram outsole. These boots have also been discontinued, so this could be your last chance to nab a pair!

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Will Symons
Will Symons
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Will Symons developed his love of the outdoors as a student, exploring every inch of Sussex’s South Downs national park and wild swimming off the Brighton seafront. Now a Staff Writer for Advnture, Will previously worked as a freelance journalist and writer, covering everything from cricket to ancient history. Like most Advnture staff, Will’s time is rarely spent indoors, he can often be found hiking, wild swimming or playing cricket.