Slazenger Warrior Trainer - Black - UK 10.5

The upper features a 'leather look' synthetic material, designed to provide the aesthetic of leather with stitched detailing for added style and durability.

No, the Slazenger Warrior Trainers are specifically designed for casual wear and comfort. They are not intended for high-impact sports, running, or any activities that require specialized athletic footwear.

For the 'leather look' upper, gently wipe clean with a damp, soft cloth. A mild soap solution can be used for tougher marks, followed by wiping with a clean damp cloth. Do not machine wash, tumble dry, or use harsh chemicals.

The trainers feature a foam insole for general comfort. While they provide basic cushioning, specific arch support features are not highlighted. If you require substantial arch support, you might consider adding an aftermarket insole.

Yes, Slazenger Warrior Trainers are typically available in various colors (such as Black and White) and a range of adult UK sizes. Please refer to product listings for current availability.

While listed as 'Male,' the design is versatile and can be suitable for anyone looking for a comfortable, casual trainer. We recommend checking the size guide to ensure a proper fit regardless of gender.

Ensure you have selected the correct size. New trainers often require a short break-in period; try wearing them for shorter periods initially. Wearing thicker socks might also help. If discomfort persists, consider trying a different size or consulting a footwear specialist.

Gently wipe the upper with a damp, soft cloth to remove dust and light grime. For tougher marks, use a mild soap solution on the cloth, then wipe clean with a fresh damp cloth. Always air dry.

Allow your trainers to air out completely after each use. You can insert shoe deodorizers or sachets. For stronger odors, sprinkle baking soda inside the trainers, leave it overnight, and then shake it out completely before wearing.

Check if the insole is properly seated or rubbing against the shoe's interior. Removing and reinserting it, or sprinkling a little baby powder underneath, can sometimes resolve this. If the sole itself is squeaking, it might indicate a defect or simply natural wear on certain surfaces.