Trespass Sora Boots - Pink - 8


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The Trespass Sora Boots are designed for adult women who need a reliable, waterproof footwear option for daily outdoor activities like park strolls or light city trekking. These boots excel at keeping feet dry and comfortable during wet weather thanks to their integrated waterproof membrane and gusseted tongue, though they are best suited for moderate terrain rather than extreme mountaineering or technical climbing.
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Pink |
| Shoe Type | Boots |
| Shoe Size UK | 8 |
| Series | Sora |
| Model Part Number | FAFOBOTR0030_MSR_41 |
| Brand | Trespass |
Yes, they feature an advanced waterproof membrane designed to keep feet dry in wet conditions.
They are suitable for moderate hikes and long walks thanks to the cushioned Phylon midsole, though they are not intended for heavy-duty mountain trekking.
Use a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid harsh chemicals or machine washing to preserve the waterproof lining.
The gusseted tongue is connected to the sides of the boot, preventing water, sand, and small stones from entering through the lace area.
No, they utilize a lightweight Phylon midsole specifically to minimize weight and reduce foot fatigue.
Clean the outsole with a stiff brush to remove any compacted mud or debris that may be obstructing the tread pattern.
Check that the tongue is centered and the laces are tightened securely; also ensure the boots are not being submerged past the ankle line.
Try adjusting the lacing tension at different eyelets or consider adding a secondary supportive insole if you have specific arch requirements.
To ensure your Sora boots last, always ensure the laces are tightened properly to activate the gusseted tongue's protective seal. When it comes to care, avoid machine washing or tumble drying, as this can damage the waterproof membrane. After muddy outings, wipe the exterior with a damp cloth and a soft brush to remove debris from the rubber outsole. Allow the boots to air dry naturally away from direct heat sources like radiators, as excessive heat can degrade the adhesives and material integrity. If the interior becomes damp, stuffing the boots with newspaper can help draw out moisture effectively.