Brasher Walking Boots

Brasher Walking Boots have become a classic iconic Boot in the British outdoor Psyche. Chris Brasher acted as pace maker for Roger Banister when he ran his four minute mile at the Iffley Stadium in Oxford. Brasher paced Banister for the first two laps, while his friend Chris Chataway paced the third. Two years later Brasher went on to win a Gold medal at the Australian Olympic games in Melbourne. In 1981 Chris Brasher founded the London Marathon.

Its fair to say that Chris Brasher was one of the pioneers of Orienteering in England which inspired him to develop the Brasher Boot, a walking boot with all the comfort of a running shoe. The Hillmaster boots he developed have gone on to become the UK's best selling boot.

Today Brasher offer a wide range of outdoor footwear that carry on the tradition and vales of the original Hillmaster. Their products offer comfort without compromising on performance as well as style without compromising on practicality.