Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure your boots last as long as possible, rinse off mud and organic debris after every use using clean, lukewarm water. Allow the boots to air dry naturally in a cool, shaded area; avoid placing them directly next to heaters or in direct sunlight, as extreme heat can cause the PVC to crack or deform over time. For storage, keep them upright in a dry place. When choosing socks, consider a thick, moisture-wicking blend, as the internal lining is designed for utility rather than high-cushioning comfort. Periodically check the outsole tread for embedded debris to maintain the grip efficiency.