Rouchette Clogs - Green - Trial

While the outsole provides good grip, these clogs are designed for regular outdoor tasks and general wear, not strenuous hiking. They lack the ankle support and specific features of dedicated hiking boots.

Yes, you can wear them with thin socks or no socks at all. The neoprene lining offers insulation and comfort. For colder weather or a snugger fit, thicker socks are recommended.

Rinse them thoroughly with water after use. For stubborn mud, use a soft brush or damp cloth with mild soap, then rinse again and allow to air dry.

The neoprene lining provides year-round insulation, keeping your feet warm in cooler weather and contributing to the overall waterproof protection of the clogs.

The reinforcements are designed to enhance durability, helping the clogs withstand regular wear and tear in demanding outdoor conditions.

Natural rubber is known for its flexibility and hard-wearing properties, making it suitable for regular outdoor tasks. Proper care will help maintain its condition.

The exclusive lugged outsole is developed for maximum traction on a variety of surfaces, including garden soil, yards, stable floors, and wet ground.

Ensure you have selected the correct UK size. While the slip-on design offers convenience, a slightly looser fit is typical. For a more secure feel, wear thicker socks.

Check that the neoprene collar is fully covering the ankle opening and that there are no tears in the material. Ensure the clogs are fully submerged or that water is not entering over the top edge.

Clean the outsoles regularly to remove embedded dirt or debris that can affect traction. The lugged design is intended for grip on most surfaces, but extreme wear on the sole pattern may reduce effectiveness.

Natural rubber can become slightly stiffer in very cold temperatures. The neoprene lining provides insulation, and the material should regain flexibility as it warms up.