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Description
Hoting is a leather sneaker that lets you walk comfortably whether on flat ground, grass or in the forest. It has no lacing and flexible elastic on the sides that makes it easy to put on and take off. The rubber outsole is shock-absorbing and provides a stable and good grip on the surface. Last: Normal
Additional information
| Color | Green |
|---|---|
| Storlek EU | 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47 |
| SKU |
5644007 |
|---|---|
| Categories | Leisure shoes, Men, Sale |
Size guide
Find your shoe size in 5 simple steps:
1. Place a piece of paper on the floor by a wall (without skirting board).
2. Place your foot on the paper with your heel next to the wall. A tip is to put on the socks you plan on wearing with your shoes.
3. Make a mark on the paper where the longest toe on both feet ends.
4. The distance from the edge of the paper to the furthest away dot is your shoe size.
5. Measure in millimetres and use the size guide below to find your correct shoe size.
We recommend adding an extra 10-15 mm to the length of your foot when using the size guide. Partly because feet swell during hiking, and partly to allow room for thicker socks or soles.
If you are uncertain about which size to choose, you are always welcome to contact us at shop@graningeshoes.com and we will help you!
Size guide for this shoe.
Hoting
Hoting is a leather sneaker that lets you walk comfortably whether on flat ground, grass or in the forest. It has no lacing and flexible elastic on the sides that makes it easy to put on and take off. The rubber outsole is shock-absorbing and provides a stable and good grip on the surface.
Product facts
- Removable insole
- Made of leather
- Completely without laces
- Flexible elastic on the sides
- Shock-absorbing outsole
- Last: Normal
- Made in Italy
Find your shoe size in 5 simple steps:
1. Place a piece of paper on the floor by a wall (without skirting board).
2. Place your foot on the paper with your heel next to the wall. A tip is to put on the socks you plan on wearing with your shoes.
3. Make a mark on the paper where the longest toe on both feet ends.
4. The distance from the edge of the paper to the furthest away dot is your shoe size.
5. Measure in millimetres and use the size guide below to find your correct shoe size.
We recommend adding an extra 10-15 mm to the length of your foot when using the size guide. Partly because feet swell during hiking, and partly to allow room for thicker socks or soles.
If you are uncertain about which size to choose, you are always welcome to contact us at shop@graningeshoes.com and we will help you!
Size guide for this shoe.
