Take care pulling your boots on to ensure the boots shaft is correctly extended. Our neoprene upper can be a snug fit and not pulling the boots to their full height, or over stuffing with trouser leg can cause excessive creasing where the ankle articulates.

Using a suitable boot jack is the preferred method of removal. There are many examples of boot jacks on the market including our own. Avoid using the opposite foot as a lever on the heel of the boot or a convenient step, stair or rock as this can damage the boot and can cause excessive pressure on the boot heel and sole leading to damage.

As a natural material, it is important your rubber boots are conditioned regularly to ensure they last for years to come. Feeding your boot uppers will help keep them supple, prolonging their life and minimalizing the risk of cracks and crazing. There are many examples of rubber boot care products on the market including our own.

Avoid storing your boots in direct sunlight, near to any artificial heat or in sub-zero temperatures, as this can cause the rubber to become brittle, deteriorate and crack. Preferably store your boots upright to avoid creasing or folding – some crumpled newspaper will help.

For leather uppers use a suitable leather care product. Once dry, any woven/fabric upper panels can be gently brushed with a soft brush to remove any remaining mud.

Our boots are great, and a little TLC should see them lasting and performing to the highest standards in the toughest conditions. However, they are conceived as a work/walk inspired product. Particularly our tall boots are not designed for driving or horse riding unless specifically stated. Inappropriate use can shorten their effective lifespan.