Karrimor Mount Walking Boots - Black - Size 7

Yes, these Karrimor Mount Walking Boots feature a Weathertite membrane which provides reliable waterproofing and breathability to keep your feet dry in wet conditions.

To clean, remove loose dirt with a soft brush, then wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap. Allow them to air dry naturally away from direct heat.

Yes, it's highly recommended to break in your new boots. Wear them for short walks before undertaking longer hikes to allow them to mold to your feet and prevent discomfort.

We recommend wearing good-quality walking socks made from materials like merino wool or synthetic blends. These socks help wick away moisture and provide cushioning, enhancing comfort and preventing blisters.

These boots are designed for walking, hiking, and general outdoor activities on varied terrains, offering comfort, support, and weather protection.

Regularly clean your boots and, if the DWR (Durable Water Repellent) coating on the exterior seems less effective, reapply a suitable waterproofing spray or wax designed for leather and textile footwear. Follow the product instructions for best results.

The Frame Flex Chassis is an internal component that provides essential underfoot support and stability, particularly important for navigating uneven or challenging terrain during walks and hikes.

While the Weathertite membrane is waterproof, water can enter through the top if walking in deep puddles or heavy rain without gaiters. Also, ensure the outer DWR (Durable Water Repellent) treatment is intact; reapply a suitable waterproofing spray if needed. Check for any small tears or damage to the upper material that could compromise the waterproof barrier. Also, ensure breathability isn't overwhelmed by extreme exertion or non-wicking socks.

Ensure you've adequately broken in the boots by wearing them on shorter walks first. Check your lacing for an even, secure fit without being too tight. Wear appropriate, good-quality walking socks (not cotton) that wick moisture and provide cushioning. Consider trying different lacing patterns or insoles if discomfort persists.

Inspect the Dynagrip outsole for excessive wear or embedded debris. Clean the tread thoroughly. If the sole appears significantly worn down, its traction capabilities may be reduced, indicating it might be time for a replacement or resoling if possible.

This is common with new walking boots due to their supportive construction. Continue the break-in process. The materials, especially leather, will soften and conform to your foot over time. The Frame Flex chassis is designed for support, not extreme flexibility, which is normal for walking boots.