Kickers - Kick Hi - Red - UK 11

Start by wiping off loose dirt with a soft brush or damp cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a leather cleaner specifically designed for smooth leather. Apply sparingly, wipe clean, and then follow up with a leather conditioner to moisturize the material.

No, these leather boots are not inherently waterproof. While the leather offers some natural resistance to light moisture, for protection against rain or wet conditions, it's recommended to apply a water-resistant spray or wax designed for leather footwear.

Yes, like most leather footwear, your Kickers Kick Hi boots may require a short break-in period. The leather will gradually soften and conform to the shape of your feet for increased comfort over time. Wear them for shorter durations initially.

Kickers generally fit true to size. If you are typically a UK 11, this size should be appropriate. If you are usually between sizes, it's often recommended to go with the larger size, as you can always add an insole or wear thicker socks for a better fit.

Yes, the laces are standard and can be replaced with any compatible boot laces. The leather Kickers tag is typically removable and can be reattached or replaced if desired, though replacement tags may be harder to source directly.

The frequency depends on how often you wear the boots and the conditions they are exposed to. As a general rule, conditioning every 1-2 months for regular wear is a good practice. If the leather starts to look dry or dull, it's a good indicator that it needs conditioning.

Clean the boots thoroughly and then apply a high-quality leather conditioner or cream. Buff gently with a soft cloth to restore shine and suppleness.

For light scuffs, use a damp cloth to gently rub the affected area. For deeper scratches, a specialized leather repair balm or polish in a matching colour can help conceal them. Always test on an inconspicuous area first.

Leather boots often require a 'break-in' period. Wear them for short periods initially, and consider using thicker socks. Leather stretching sprays can also help soften the material in problem areas.

Clean the chunky rubber sole to remove any accumulated dirt, mud, or debris that might reduce traction. If the tread is excessively worn down, professional resoling may be necessary.

Ensure boots air out properly after each wear. Use shoe deodorizers or sprinkle baking soda inside and let it sit overnight. Remove insoles if possible for separate airing and cleaning.