| What is OUTDOOR CONTACT© grip? |
The grip of our soles is certified. The sandal passes laboratory tests to define its friction coefficient on smooth surfaces. To validate these tests, we check the quality of our soles out in the field by a panel of testers over hundreds of kilometres. |
| How do we test our sandals? |
Our sandals undergo a series of intensive tests: they are tested indoors by a panel of testers, and they undergo field tests, long-term tests to assess durability and laboratory tests to assess grip, toxicity and durability. After six months of rigorous tests, we then approve the product. |
| What’s it used for? |
Our sandals are designed for use on trails. We choose and test the components of the sole to adapt to hiking on paths. However, they are not suitable for mountain hiking and a single use on the road can accelerate their wear. |
| How should you look after your sandals? |
- Clean off mud: remove dry mud with a hard brush,
- Treat stains: brush with warm water,
- Drying: air dry until fully dry. |
| Which size should I select? |
To find the right sandal, try on several different sizes and models. Go for a fitted size, or even a size below for those wearing a half size. Ensure that the heel is positioned correctly at the bottom of the sandal to prevent the foot from moving around and rubbing on descents. |
| What is the weight of a sandal? |
200 g per sandal in UK size 5.5. |
