Caterpillar Intruder - Black Out - Size UK 11

These trainers are only available in full sizes, and they come with a default 'Wide' width. It's recommended to consider this wide fit when choosing your usual size. If you are typically a half size, it's often suggested to size up for comfort, especially given the wide fit.

The upper features a distinctive blend of mesh and nubuck, which is a type of top-grain leather. The outsole is made of thick rubber, and the insole is a soft, durable, and abrasion-resistant material.

While designed as a 'street/performance hybrid,' these trainers are best suited for everyday activities, walking, and casual wear. Their chunky design and thick sole provide comfort and stability for urban environments but may not be ideal for high-impact sports or specialized athletic training.

For routine cleaning, use a soft brush designed for nubuck to remove dirt. For stains, apply a small amount of specialized nubuck cleaner to a clean cloth and gently rub. Always test on an inconspicuous area first and allow to air dry completely.

Given their chunky design and thick rubber platform outsole, these trainers have a substantial feel. This contributes to their durability and bold aesthetic, but they are not lightweight minimalist footwear.

The mesh and nubuck upper provides some protection, but these trainers are not waterproof. For wet weather, consider treating them with a water-repellent spray suitable for nubuck and mesh. They offer reasonable insulation for cooler temperatures but are not specifically designed for extreme cold.

The Caterpillar Intruder features a default 'Wide' width. While this contributes to comfort for many, if you find them excessively wide, try adjusting the laces more tightly. Thicker socks can also help fill out the space for a more snug fit.

Gently clean with a dedicated nubuck brush to remove surface dirt. For deeper marks, use a slightly damp cloth with a nubuck-specific cleaner. Always allow to air dry completely.

This can sometimes occur if the insole shifts or if there's moisture. Try removing the insole, cleaning the interior of the shoe, ensuring both are completely dry, and then reinserting the insole properly. A small amount of talcum powder beneath the insole can also help.