Kuldaskór - Terry - Leather - Black

• • Wide fit
  • Leather
  • Free from harmful chemicals
  • Removable wool soles
  • Wool lining
  • Temperature regulating and breathable
  • Waterproof TEX membrane
  • Velcro closure with shortening option
  • Durable and flexible TPR sole
  • Fixed heel cap and toe cap
  • Recommended wax allowance: 12-15 mm

  The Terry Strap is an everyday favorite that suits all occasions. It is lined with soft wool and has a waterproof TEX membrane to keep your feet warm and dry in wet and cold weather. The boot's two Velcro fasteners offer great adjustability and make it easy for your child to put them on and take them off when they're busy adventuring.

  The TPR (thermoplastic rubber) outsole has a rough surface and a coarse profile for good grip and stability. The advantage of this material is that it doesn't change when the temperature changes, so it will provide a solid foothold even when it's cold and slippery.
  Terry Strap has a wide and natural fit that gives little toes plenty of freedom of movement and comfort.

Product care

To prevent water, dirt and grime from penetrating the smooth leather, the shoes must be impregnated 1-2 times before they are put into use. Likewise, impregnation should be applied regularly during use.

As leather is a natural material, from time to time it can be an advantage to give the shoe leather grease. Leather grease provides care and moisture to the leather, and a beautiful shine to the shoe.

Here's how you do it:

1. Start by gently wiping the shoe with a slightly damp cloth or sponge, then let the leather dry at room temperature.

2. When the shoe is dry, massage leather fat into it in circular motions with a cotton cloth. Leather grease provides care and moisture to the leather. If the shoe has partially discolored, you can dab shoe cream in the same color on the spots. Then let the shoe dry.

3. When the shoes are dry, finish with a layer of protective impregnation.

4. If the shoes have become wet, it is important that they are allowed to dry before the next use. However, never put the shoes on a radiator or in a warming cupboard, as this can dry out the leather.