Traction
Non-slip rubber sole with 4 mm crampons.
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Hike in comfort with these essential walking shoes. Designed for occasional hikes in dry weather, they feature a grippy sole, a protective stone guard and full cushioning.
Non-slip rubber sole with 4 mm crampons.
Rubber toe caps at the front of the boots for good resistance.
The EVA midsole provides cushioning along the entire length of the foot.
Your feet stay light for hiking: 355 g per shoe in UK size 9.
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We have some tips for preventing blisters when hiking. Discover all our tips here: https://conseilsport.decathlon.fr/conseils/9-astuces-pour-eviter-les-ampoules-tp_10725
The original insole in your boots is designed to accommodate most feet. A change of insole can offer: - Better support (preformed or reinforced soles) - More comfort (warmth and/or cushioning) - A longer boot lifespan.
1. Leave your boots to air dry. 2. Remove dry mud with a stiff brush. 3. Clean stains with a brush and some warm water and leave to dry. 4. Use a re-waterproofing spray to restore water-repellency on the upper.
Traction optimises propulsion, prevents the boot from slipping backwards and stabilises it. It depends on the number and shape of the boot crampons. Grip prevents the boot from slipping and skidding on smooth ground or in demanding conditions.
We advise you to try on several sizes and styles of boots to find the one most suited to you. You can take a size above your usual one to prevent the toes from bumping into the toe box when going downhill, provided the foot is properly supported to avoid friction.
Our products are ranked according to three levels of experience. 1. Occasional use: Ten hikes per year that last for about 3–4 hours each, covering less than 10 km and less than 700 m in elevation gain. 2. Regular: 20 outings lasting 4-6 hours each, 10 to 20 km, 700 to 1,200 m in elevation gain 3. Intensive: more than 20 outings lasting more than six hours each, more than 20 km, 1,200 to 2,000 m of elevation gain
1. Try on both boots, while standing up, with the socks worn for hiking. 2. Tighten the laces, distributing the tension evenly. 3. Check two aspects: - that your heel doesn’t lift up before the boot when walking on an incline - that your foot doesn’t slip; and also that your toes don’t hit the front on the downhill.
Description
We have some tips for preventing blisters when hiking. Discover all our tips here: https://conseilsport.decathlon.fr/conseils/9-astuces-pour-eviter-les-ampoules-tp_10725
The original insole in your boots is designed to accommodate most feet. A change of insole can offer: - Better support (preformed or reinforced soles) - More comfort (warmth and/or cushioning) - A longer boot lifespan.
1. Leave your boots to air dry. 2. Remove dry mud with a stiff brush. 3. Clean stains with a brush and some warm water and leave to dry. 4. Use a re-waterproofing spray to restore water-repellency on the upper.
Traction optimises propulsion, prevents the boot from slipping backwards and stabilises it. It depends on the number and shape of the boot crampons. Grip prevents the boot from slipping and skidding on smooth ground or in demanding conditions.
We advise you to try on several sizes and styles of boots to find the one most suited to you. You can take a size above your usual one to prevent the toes from bumping into the toe box when going downhill, provided the foot is properly supported to avoid friction.
Our products are ranked according to three levels of experience. 1. Occasional use: Ten hikes per year that last for about 3–4 hours each, covering less than 10 km and less than 700 m in elevation gain. 2. Regular: 20 outings lasting 4-6 hours each, 10 to 20 km, 700 to 1,200 m in elevation gain 3. Intensive: more than 20 outings lasting more than six hours each, more than 20 km, 1,200 to 2,000 m of elevation gain
1. Try on both boots, while standing up, with the socks worn for hiking. 2. Tighten the laces, distributing the tension evenly. 3. Check two aspects: - that your heel doesn’t lift up before the boot when walking on an incline - that your foot doesn’t slip; and also that your toes don’t hit the front on the downhill.
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