Setup, Compatibility & Care
For the best fit, ensure you lace the shoes securely to lock the heel in place while allowing enough room for foot swelling during long treks. These shoes are compatible with standard synthetic or wool hiking socks. To care for your shoes, wipe them down with a soft, damp cloth after every hike to remove dried mud and dust. If the shoes get submerged in water, remove the insoles and air dry them naturally at room temperature. Avoid placing them directly near heaters or high-heat sources, as this can damage the waterproof membrane and materials.