Karrimor Mount Walking Shoes - Beige - UK 10.5

These shoes are best suited for spring, summer, and autumn walking. While waterproof, they may not offer sufficient insulation for very cold winter conditions or deep snow.

Ensure your toes have enough room to wiggle, and your heel feels secure without excessive slipping. It's often recommended to try shoes on with the type of socks you'll be wearing for walking, ideally at the end of the day when feet are slightly swollen.

These shoes are designed for walking and hiking, not running. Their support and cushioning are optimized for walking motions, and using them for running may lead to discomfort or premature wear.

Remove large clumps of mud or debris using a stick or dull scraper. For a more thorough clean, use a brush with stiff bristles and warm water. Ensure the sole is completely dry before storage.

The internal Weathertite membrane is designed to remain waterproof. However, the outer suede and textile can become saturated over time, which can make the shoe feel heavy and cold. Regularly applying a suitable waterproof treatment to the outer material will help maintain its water repellency.

Ensure laces are tight enough to prevent water ingress through the collar. Check for visible damage to the waterproof membrane. Reapply external waterproofing treatment to the suede/textile if the water is soaking into the outer layer.

Verify the sole is clean of excessive mud or debris. Check the Dynagrip tread for wear; if significantly worn, the grip performance may be reduced. Adjust walking style to suit the terrain.

Ensure you are wearing appropriate hiking socks (non-cotton, moisture-wicking). Re-lace the shoes to adjust pressure points. Check if the shoes are adequately broken in. Consider wearing thinner or thicker socks.

Use a specialized suede brush to remove dry dirt. For stains, use a suede-specific cleaner following product instructions. Avoid harsh detergents or excessive water.