Product Care

With the right approach and a bit of care, you can ensure a comfortable fit and lasting wear.

FINDING THE PERFECT FIT
Before diving into breaking in your new shoes, ensure you've got the right fit. A properly fitting shoe should feel snug at the heel and midfoot, with wiggle room around the toes.

TAKE IT SLOW
Start by wearing your new shoes for short periods, gradually increasing wear time. Wear them around the house initially, so you can easily take them off if discomfort arises.

For leather styles, wearing thick socks offers added cushioning and aids in accelerating the softening process. 

TIGHTEN UP THOSE LACES
Keep your laces snug to encourage the shoe to mold to your foot and prevent slipping and rubbing.

SILENCE THE SQUEAK
Squeaky shoes are often due to moisture or friction. To fix this, use baby or talcum powder. Where possible, sprinkle powder inside, and let it sit overnight. Shake out excess powder the next day.

KEEP UP THE CARE
We recommend using a sneaker protector to form a barrier against dirt and stains, making cleaning easier. For cleaning, promptly remove excess dirt or moisture to prevent long-term damage, always use cleaning products specifically designed for sneakers, and avoid washing them in the machine, as this can damage fastenings and glue.

If you train regularly, rotating between different pairs of performance shoes can help you get more from your footwear.

GIVE YOUR SHOES TIME TO RECOVER
Alternating between pairs gives each pair time to air out and dry completely between wears. This is particularly helpful when training frequently or in wet and humid conditions.

CHOOSE THE RIGHT SHOE FOR EACH SESSION
Different performance shoes are designed for different activities, surfaces and types of training. A rotation allows you to select the most suitable pair for each session, such as everyday training, faster-paced running, trail running, or gym-based exercise.

MANAGE EVERYDAY WEAR
Regularly wearing the same pair for both training and everyday activities can increase overall wear. Alternating between shoes distributes use across multiple pairs and may help each pair remain suitable for its intended activity for longer.

BUILD YOUR ROTATION GRADUALLY
Not everyone needs multiple pairs of performance shoes. If you train occasionally, one versatile pair may be enough. If you train several times a week, you may find it helpful to gradually introduce another pair based on your activities, preferences and budget.

KNOW WHEN TO REPLACE YOUR SHOES
Rotating your shoes does not prevent normal wear. Regularly check each pair for worn outsoles, reduced cushioning, damage or changes in comfort and support. Replacement timing will vary depending on the shoe, activity, surface and frequency of use.