Water stop pro PFC free 300ml

€ 11,50

CARING FOR YOUR LOWA BOOTS: Dirt and moisture have little effect on LOWA boots, but leather is a raw, natural material . Periodic leather treatments can significantly lengthen the lifespan of your boots . Plan on conditioning the leather every 6 months, or prior to an extended trip . Even if your boots have a GORE-TEX® waterproof lining, the leathers should be conditioned every 6 months to protect your investment and keep your boots in tip top shape.

AIR DRY:

• When you return from the trail, remove the in-soles and pull the tongue back, allowing the boots to air properly and dry out.
• Footbeds absorb a lot of moisture . They'll dry much quicker if removed from the boot .
• If your boots are very wet, stuff newspaper into the toe area . This helps absorb moisture and hold the boot shape. (Remove the newspaper after 24 hours.)
• Tip: Setting your boots next to a campfire will NOT speed up the drying process . Oh, they'll dry quick, but the intense heat will ruin the leather and severely shorten the life of your boots. (Especially if they catch on fire!)

REMOVING DIRT:

• For normal levels of dirt, brushing it off with a wet cloth, using lukewarm water, will suffice. This is a good method for cleaning the footbeds, too.
• For really muddy boots, opt for a shoe cleaning product.
• When you clean the boots with lukewarm water you can see how the pores of the leather open up, absorbing more moisture. This is the ideal time to apply a cream to condition the leather.

STORING YOUR LOWA BOOTS:

• Store leather boots in a dry, well-aired place . Damp basements or the trunk of your car can create problems for fine leather . Boots can get moldy and a little stinky, too.

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