Setup, Compatibility & Care
Before your first hike, ensure the boots are laced correctly to secure your ankle without cutting off circulation. While these are waterproof, you can extend the life of the materials by rinsing off mud and debris after each hike using a soft brush and lukewarm water. Do not submerge the boots in deep water for extended periods, as the waterproof membrane is intended for surface moisture and splash protection. Allow the boots to air dry naturally in a cool, well-ventilated area—avoid placing them directly on radiators or heaters, as excessive heat can cause the synthetic materials to crack or lose their shape.