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Dr. Martens Trainers Dr. Martens Dante Brando - Black
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Dr. Martens Dante Brando - Black

Trainer, Woman, Man, Unisex

£94.60
Schuh
Dr Martens
in 4 stores
Dr. Martens Trainers Dr. Martens 8065 Mary Jane Low shoes black

Dr. Martens 8065 Mary Jane Low shoes black

Trainer, Woman

£111.00£119.00
EMP Shop
DV8 Fashion
in 7 stores
Dr. Martens Trainers Dr. Martens Men's Dante Canvas Casual Shoes in Cream/Grey

Dr. Martens Men's Dante Canvas Casual Shoes in Cream/Grey

Trainer, Man

£66.00
Alpine Trek
Blue Tomato
in 3 stores
Dr. Martens Men's 2046 Eye Shoe Black Westminster Black Westminster

Dr. Martens Men's 2046 Eye Shoe Black Westminster Black Westminster

Trainer, Man

£99.00
Dr Martens
in 1 store
Dr. Martens T-bar Shoe

Dr. Martens T-bar Shoe

£148.99
Dr Martens
Sneakersnstuff
in 3 stores

Three tips when buying sneakers

Think about how much time you want to spend on shoe care and choose a material that suits you. For example, a pair of walking shoes for use in rough weather should be durable and easy to keep clean. Here are some common materials:

  • Leather needs to be impregnated and lubricated to keep it nice, otherwise it's sensitive to both moisture and dirt. But if you look after it correctly, it’s durable, moulds to your foot and is easy to wipe clean.

  • Like leather, suede should be impregnated to better withstand moisture. It can be a bit difficult to clean, but there are suede brushes and special shampoos for this purpose.

  • Fabric shoes are not as easy to wipe clean, but they can often be thrown into the washing machine if necessary. But don't overdo it, or the sole may deteriorate.

It's important that the shoes fit well. They shouldn't be loose at the heel, and if you’re going to walk or run, they should have a little extra space at the toe – so you may need to go up a size. Also test the stability of the shoe sole. To do so, grasp the shoe with both hands and twist it. The sole should preferably bend at the front and not in the middle.

Your sneakers should have features that make them comfortable. Look for this when reading up on sneakers: Memory foam soles shape to your feet, providing optimal support when you’re out and about.

  • Mesh breathes, which is great if you go for long walks and your feet tend to get hot.

  • Gore-Tex is both waterproof and breathable. This means that it releases moisture, but keeps you dry if it starts to rain.

  • Extra shock absorption is good if you’re going to walk a lot in your shoes.

Here are some handy tips from Nike in case you need to clean your shoes.

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