Karrimor Summit Walking Shoes - Beige - UK 7

The Karrimor Summit Walking Shoes feature mesh panels for breathability, which means they are not designed to be fully waterproof. They offer some protection against light splashes but are best suited for dry to moderately damp conditions.

These shoes are ideal for everyday light walks and casual outdoor use. For serious, rugged, or multi-day hiking expeditions, you may want to consider a shoe with more aggressive support and waterproofing features.

We recommend selecting your standard UK shoe size. If you are between sizes, or plan to wear thicker socks, consider trying the next half size up for optimal comfort.

Thanks to the Dynagrip rubber sole, these shoes perform well on packed dirt trails, gravel paths, urban sidewalks, and grassy areas. They provide reliable traction for varied light outdoor terrains.

The Ortholite insole can be removed and hand-washed gently with mild soap and water. Allow it to air dry completely, away from direct heat, before placing it back into the shoe.

Yes, the shoes feature a wrap-around toe box designed to offer extra protection to your toes against minor bumps and impacts you might encounter on light trails.

The Ortholite insole offers a comfortable and supportive base, contributing to overall foot comfort. While it provides good general support, individuals requiring specific or high arch support may benefit from custom orthotics.

Ensure you are wearing appropriate moisture-wicking socks. The shoes feature mesh panels for breathability, but sock choice can significantly impact comfort. Consider taking breaks to air out your feet on longer walks.

Re-adjust the lace-up front. Experiment with different lacing techniques to find the optimal fit for your foot shape and activity. For persistent issues, verify you have the correct shoe size.

While the Dynagrip rubber sole provides good traction, no shoe is entirely slip-proof on all wet or icy surfaces. Exercise caution on very slick conditions. Ensure the sole is clean of mud or debris that might reduce grip.

A common cause can be the insole rubbing against the inside of the shoe. Try removing the Ortholite insole, dusting the inside of the shoe and the bottom of the insole with a little talcum powder, then reinserting it. If the squeak persists, check for any loose elements inside the shoe.