Adidas Gazelle Indoor - Blue - UK 7

While the Gazelle was originally a training shoe, the modern Adidas Gazelle Indoor is primarily designed for casual wear and light, everyday activities. For running or intensive sports, we highly recommend using specialized athletic footwear that provides appropriate support and cushioning.

These shoes are listed in UK adult sizes. We strongly recommend referring to adidas' official size guide and measuring your foot accurately to ensure the best fit. If you find yourself between sizes, it's often best to try both sizes to determine which offers superior comfort.

The combination of leather and synthetic materials in the upper offers some basic protection against light moisture, but the shoes are not waterproof. Prolonged exposure to heavy rain should be avoided. Applying a water-repellent spray suitable for leather and synthetic materials can provide additional protection.

The Gazelle Indoor typically distinguishes itself with a slightly translucent gum rubber sole and sometimes features subtle differences in upper material textures or branding placement compared to the standard Gazelle. Both models share the iconic, beloved Gazelle silhouette.

To maintain the metallic finish, regularly wipe the upper with a soft, slightly damp cloth to remove dust and dirt. Avoid using abrasive cleaners. For enhanced protection against water and stains, consider applying a non-silicone-based leather protector spray specifically designed for metallic finishes. Store them away from direct sunlight to prevent premature fading.

Yes, the insoles in the Adidas Gazelle Indoor are generally designed to be removable. This feature can be beneficial for cleaning purposes or if you wish to insert custom orthotics for personalized comfort and support.

Ensure you are using a double knot or try a different lacing technique, such as a surgeon's knot, for improved security. Over time, laces can soften and require a tighter initial knot.

This can occasionally occur if there's friction between the insole and the shoe's interior. Try removing and reinserting the insole, or sprinkle a small amount of baby powder or cornstarch underneath it to reduce friction.

For light scuffs, gently clean the area with a soft, damp cloth. For more noticeable marks, a specialized leather cleaner or a discreet application of a leather cream in a matching color might help. Always test on an inconspicuous area first.

Remove the insoles and allow them to air out. Place baking soda inside the shoes overnight to absorb odors, then shake it out thoroughly. Using moisture-absorbing packets or cedar shoe trees can also help prevent odor build-up.