Karrimor Mount Walking Boots - Brown - UK 10

Yes, the Karrimor Mount Mid Walking Boots feature Weathertite waterproof and breathable technology, designed to keep your feet dry in wet conditions while allowing perspiration to escape.

These boots are ideal for general walking, day hikes, and trekking on varied terrain, including trails, paths, and light-to-moderate inclines. Their features make them suitable for regular outdoor enthusiasts.

After use, brush off loose dirt. For deeper cleaning, use warm water and a specialized cleaner for leather/textile footwear. Air dry naturally away from direct heat. Periodically re-apply a suitable waterproofing treatment to maintain performance.

Yes, it is recommended to wear your Karrimor Mount boots for short periods around the house or on easy walks before undertaking longer hikes. This allows the materials to soften and conform to your foot shape, preventing discomfort.

For optimal comfort and moisture management, we recommend wearing moisture-wicking walking or hiking socks. Avoid cotton socks, as they retain moisture and can lead to blisters.

When lacing, start by pulling the laces snug from the toe upwards. Ensure even tension throughout. The padded ankle collar helps secure the heel. Adjust tightness until your foot feels comfortably held without any pressure points or excessive movement.

First, ensure laces are properly tightened to prevent water ingress from the top. Inspect the boot for any physical damage or tears. If no damage, the waterproofing treatment may need to be re-applied. Clean the boots thoroughly and use a suitable waterproofing spray or wax for leather/textile materials.

Ensure you have adequately broken in your new boots. Wear appropriate, moisture-wicking walking socks; cotton socks can cause friction. Check your lacing technique to ensure a secure, even fit without being too tight or too loose. If discomfort persists, consider trying different insoles for better arch support or cushioning.

Inspect the Dynagrip outsole for excessive wear or embedded debris. Clean the tread thoroughly with a brush and water to remove any caked-on mud or dirt that might be hindering traction. If the tread is significantly worn, the boots may be nearing the end of their effective lifespan for challenging conditions.

Squeaking can sometimes come from the insole rubbing against the boot's interior. Try removing the insole, cleaning both surfaces, and reinserting it. A light dusting of talcum powder or baking soda inside the boot, under the insole, can also help reduce friction. Ensure laces are not overly tight or loose, as this can also contribute to noise.