Nike Dunk Low - White - Trainers - UK 13

Yes, these trainers feature integrated GORE-TEX technology in the upper construction, making them reliably waterproof. They are designed to keep your feet dry in rain and wet conditions.

To clean, gently wipe away dirt with a soft, damp cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a specialized leather cleaner with a soft brush. Always allow them to air dry away from direct heat and apply a leather conditioner periodically to maintain the material's quality.

The GORE-TEX membrane itself is durable. To maintain its performance, regularly clean the outer leather to prevent dirt buildup from affecting breathability. If water no longer beads on the surface, you can re-apply a DWR (Durable Water Repellent) spray suitable for leather footwear.

While the GORE-TEX makes them waterproof, providing protection from snow and slush, these trainers are not insulated. They will keep your feet dry but may not provide sufficient warmth in very cold, snowy conditions without appropriate thermal socks.

Nike Dunk Low models generally run true to size for most individuals. However, fit can vary. For the best experience, we recommend trying them on or consulting a Nike size guide if you're unsure, especially for a specific UK size 13.

The Nike Dunk Low GORE-TEX trainers are designed as lifestyle and casual footwear. While they offer cushioning and traction, they are not specifically engineered for high-performance sports or running. They are best suited for everyday wear and light urban activities.

First, ensure water isn't entering from the top opening (e.g., through sock lines or pant cuffs). Inspect the leather upper for any visible damage or punctures that could compromise the GORE-TEX membrane. Ensure the water repellent coating on the leather isn't worn off; if so, re-apply a DWR treatment.

This is a sign the leather needs conditioning. Clean the trainers thoroughly, then apply a high-quality leather conditioner suitable for smooth leather. Regular conditioning will keep the leather supple and prevent drying out.

Leather shoes often require a break-in period. Wear them for short periods initially to allow the leather to conform to your foot. Ensure you are wearing appropriate socks and that the lacing is neither too tight nor too loose.

While the classic Dunk tread provides reliable traction, extreme conditions (e.g., ice, very slick surfaces) can still be challenging. Ensure the outsole is clean of any mud, dirt, or debris that might reduce grip. Over time, heavy wear can also diminish tread effectiveness.