Oboz Sawtooth X Low BDRY Hiking Shoes - Grey - UK 7.5

The Sawtooth X Low Waterproof is designed with a standard women's width (B in the heel, C in the forefoot) and a medium-high volume. While they accommodate higher arches and insteps, individuals with significantly wide feet may find them too narrow. Trying them on is the best way to determine fit.

Gently wipe the oiled nubuck with a damp cloth. For more persistent dirt, use a soft brush with a mild soap solution, followed by a clean damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals. Periodic conditioning with a suitable leather conditioner is recommended.

B-DRY is Oboz's proprietary waterproof/breathable technology. It consists of a membrane that prevents water from entering the shoe while allowing moisture vapor to escape, keeping your feet dry and comfortable in wet conditions.

The Sawtooth X Low Waterproof weighs approximately 14.1 oz (400 grams) per shoe.

Yes, these shoes are designed to be versatile. They are suitable for running, trail running, and general casual wear due to their comfort and supportive features.

While specific warranty details are best confirmed directly with the retailer or Oboz, typically, footwear brands offer a limited warranty against manufacturing defects. Please refer to your purchase documentation or the Oboz website for precise warranty information.

Yes, the laces and webbing used in the Sawtooth X Low Waterproof are made from 100% RPET Repreve, which is a recycled material.

Ensure the laces are tied snugly but not overly tight, as water can wick in through the ankle collar if there are large gaps. Check that the B-DRY membrane is not compromised. Allow shoes to dry thoroughly, inside and out, as internal moisture can sometimes persist.

Verify that the outsole is free from debris, mud, or packed snow, which can reduce traction. The new outsole is designed for superior grip, but extreme conditions can still pose challenges. Ensure you are using appropriate hiking techniques for the terrain.

Break in the shoes gradually by wearing them for short periods initially. Ensure socks are appropriate for hiking and fit well. If discomfort persists, consider if the shoe's volume or width is suitable for your foot type, and consult with a footwear specialist if needed.

Apply a leather conditioner specifically designed for oiled nubuck to restore moisture and suppleness. For scuffs, a gentle buffing with a soft cloth may help; deeper scuffs are a natural part of wear for this material.