Karrimor Mount Walking Boots - Black - Size 8

While the Weathertite technology offers waterproof protection, these boots are not specifically insulated for extreme cold. They are best suited for mild to moderate winter conditions or paired with thick thermal socks for colder weather.

The frequency depends on usage. For regular use in wet conditions, re-proof every few months or when you notice water no longer beads on the surface. Always clean the boots thoroughly before applying a re-proofing product.

The Frame flex chassis is an internal support system within the sole of the boot. It provides structural integrity, aids in shock absorption, and offers stability on uneven terrain, helping to reduce foot fatigue.

These are walking boots designed for stability and support during hiking and walking. They are generally too heavy and rigid for running or trail running, which require lighter, more flexible footwear.

It's recommended to try on boots towards the end of the day when your feet are slightly swollen, and wear the type of socks you'd normally hike in. There should be about a thumb's width space between your longest toe and the end of the boot, and your heel should not lift excessively when walking.

Use warm water and a soft brush or cloth for cleaning. For re-waterproofing, select products specifically designed for leather and textile waterproof footwear to avoid damaging the materials or the Weathertite membrane.

Ensure trousers or gaiters are properly covering the boot collar to prevent water ingress from the top. Inspect the boot for any visible damage or wear that might compromise the Weathertite membrane. Re-apply a waterproofing treatment if the outer material appears to be 'wetting out' (absorbing water).

Verify you have the correct size and width. Ensure you're wearing appropriate, well-fitting hiking socks. Allow for a sufficient break-in period on shorter walks. If issues persist, consider trying different lacing techniques to relieve pressure points.

Check the Dynagrip outsole for excessive wear or blockages (e.g., compacted mud, small stones). Clean the tread thoroughly. If the sole is heavily worn, the grip performance will be significantly reduced, and replacement might be necessary.