Columbia is expanding one of its flagship lines. For Fall/Winter 2026, the brand is enhancing its Peakfreak collection—a benchmark in hiking footwear for over a decade—with three models designed as a cohesive set: the Peakfreak Titanium, the Peakfreak III and the Peakfreak Hera II. From day hikes to multi-day technical adventures, the goal is to provide a clear choice in performance levels without compromising the lightness and comfort that define the franchise.

The entire collection is built on proprietary technologies: the waterproof-breathable OutDryconstruction,Techlite+ cushioning, the NAVIC FIT SYSTEM support system, and high-traction outsoles. At the top of the range, the Peakfreak Titanium is designed for the most technical terrain. Available in low and mid versions, it combines a mesh upper reinforced with a Geo-Cage structure and a TPU and a Vibram Megagrip outsole featuring aggressive 5 mm lugs for exceptional grip on wet rocks and loose scree. It is priced at 160 euros.

The Peakfreak IIIevolves a bestseller. It retains the qualities of previous generations while adding seamless reinforcements, increased protection in high-wear areas, and a new Adapt Trax outsole with 4 mm multidirectional lugs. A versatile and accessible model, perfect for both day hikes and everyday adventures, priced at 130 euros.

Finally, the Peakfreak Hera II confirms Columbia's investment in footwear specifically designed for women. Developed with female biomechanics in mind, it features dedicated comfort zones, specialized heel foam, and Met-Flex construction in the forefoot for a tailored fit and flexibility. It is available for 140 euros.

Columbia continues to pursue a vision deeply rooted in the outdoors: offering a clear, intuitive range that supports hikers of all levels, while remaining true to its original promise of making nature exploration accessible to everyone.

The Peakfreak Fall/Winter 2026 collection is available now at columbiasportswear.fr.