Eskimo Studded Shoes The Eskimo Studded Shoes are an innovative footwear solution designed specifically for the Nordic market and its unique climate. Perfect for both outdoor and indoor use, these shoes allow you to walk comfortably on stone, tile, and concrete floors without the hassle of removing them or inserting studs. Note: Not suitable for parquet-like floors. Innovative Sole Design The shoes feature a specially engineered sole, utilizing a technology similar to that of winter tires. By interspersing tungsten (a hard metal) studs with rubber studs, the sole provides excellent traction on ice and slippery surfaces, ensuring stable support and springy comfort while insulating your feet from the cold. Comfort and Convenience Upper Material: Made from impregnated black suede for durability and style. Lining: Soft, supple sheepskin that wicks moisture while providing warmth. Easy Entry: Features a front lacing system and side zippers for effortless on and off. A back strap assists with donning and doffing. Flexible Sole: Crafted from rubber and EVA for exceptional comfort and flexibility. (EVA = Ethylene vinyl acetate, known for its durability, malleability, and shock-absorbing properties.) Removable Insole: The shoes come with a removable insole that can be replaced for customization. Size Guide The Eskimo Studded Shoes are available in standard sizes. Here are some tips for choosing the right size: Measure your foot by standing on a piece of paper and tracing around it. Measure the length of the longest part of the drawing. Refer to the size chart to find the appropriate shoe size, as it may differ from your usual size. It is recommended to allow for an extra 1-1.5 cm of space inside the shoe for thicker socks. If you have extra wide or high feet, consider choosing one size larger than suggested in the size chart. If you plan to add an additional insole, select one size larger than the chart indicates. Experience warmth, comfort, and superior traction with the Eskimo Studded Shoes, the perfect choice for navigating Nordic terrains.
