Karrimor Mount Walking Shoes - Leather - Black - UK 11

Yes, with their cushioned insole and FrameFlex Chassis, the Karrimor Mount Low Walking Shoes are designed for extended comfort during walking and light outdoor activities. For optimal comfort, ensure you're wearing appropriate socks.

Regular cleaning and periodic reapplication of a specialized waterproofing spray for suede and textile materials are crucial. Ensure shoes are clean and dry before applying any treatment, and follow the product instructions carefully.

These are low-cut walking shoes designed for light to moderate trails and general outdoor use. For strenuous hiking, technical terrain, or mountain climbing, we recommend a more robust hiking boot with higher ankle support and stiffer construction for added protection and stability.

We recommend wearing moisture-wicking synthetic or merino wool hiking socks. Avoid cotton socks, as they retain moisture, which can lead to discomfort and blisters.

Use a soft brush to remove loose dirt. For deeper cleaning, use a specialized suede cleaner and brush, or a damp cloth with a small amount of mild soap. Always allow the shoes to air dry naturally away from direct heat.

Most users find Karrimor Mount Low Walking Shoes to be true to size. However, foot size can vary, so consider trying them on, ideally with the type of socks you plan to wear, to ensure the best fit.

First, ensure your socks are appropriate (moisture-wicking, not cotton). Check the outer fabric for signs of damage or excessive dirt, which can compromise the DWR treatment. Clean the shoes thoroughly and reapply a waterproof spray specifically designed for suede/textile footwear to revitalize the outer water repellency. Also, confirm the shoes are fully laced, as loose lacing can allow water entry.

Ensure you have the correct size and are wearing appropriate hiking socks. Loosen and re-tie your laces, adjusting the tension carefully to avoid overtightening or leaving areas too loose. Allow for a proper break-in period; if discomfort persists, consider trying different lacing techniques or aftermarket insoles for personalized support.

Inspect the Dynagrip sole for excessive wear or foreign objects lodged in the treads. Clean the sole thoroughly to remove any caked-on mud or debris that might be reducing traction. If the tread pattern is significantly worn down, the sole's performance will naturally decrease over time, indicating it might be time for a replacement pair.