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If you’re a regular reader of the blog, you’ll know that I’m a big fan of getting the family outdoors, whatever the weather. And living in the UK, that means we’re dealing with the rain on a pretty regular basis!
Regardless of the season, a family activity outdoors can be a pretty damp experience. We’ve learned over the years that having the right clothes and footwear can make all the difference to how much fun everyone has.
When it comes to outdoor pursuits, waterproof footwear is at the top of my list. Wellies are my go-to for the kids, but for the adults it’s nice to add a bit more comfort into the mix. Loom waterproof all-terrain sneakers are a great option here.
Loom Footwear
The Loom Footwear range is the result of a collaboration between leading footwear designers, podiatrists, engineers and ergonomic specialists. The team has worked in the footwear industry for years, and came together to address the fact that many people put up with shoes that give poor support and cause pain, pressure and leaks.
Loom waterproof sneakers are the first product to launch, and are designed to be completely waterproof and really comfortable. They’re available in mens and women sizes, with the option of black or white finish.
Loom Footwear is manufactured with sustainability in mind. Their waterproof all-terrain sneakers are made with eco-friendly materials and sustainable practices to reduce each pair’s carbon footprint by over 500%.
You can find out more about Loom Footwear at www.loomfootwear.com.
Loom waterproof sneakers
Let’s take a look at some of the features of Loom waterproof sneakers in more detail.
Engineered for comfort
Loom sneakers have been put through multiple rounds of testing, and feature a cushioning system that offers maximum comfort while also providing support. The sole has been developed by podiatrists to support the foot, protect joints from shock, and deliver maximum energy return.
Waterproof
Loom sneakers may look like your average pair of trainers, but they’re actually fully waterproof. Loom’s H2-Go knit layer makes the entire shoe waterproof, which means feet will stay dry in even the wettest conditions.
Lightweight & flexible
Loom sneakers are a dream to wear. Unlike traditional waterproof shoes, they’re lightweight and really flexible. You won’t feel like your feet are weighing you down, and you can wear them all day in comfort with a full range of motion.
Breathable
If you tend to think of waterproof shoes as trapping in sweat, think again. Loom waterproof sneakers are made with materials that absorb and release moisture, so feet can breathe and stay dry. This means you also avoid the problem of chafing caused by damp skin rubbing against your shoes.
Anti-odour
Loom waterproof sneakers are made with moisture-wicking material, and also have antimicrobial properties. These combine to prevent and destroy odour-causing bacteria in sweat, keeping your feet fresh.
Slip-resistant
Good grip is an essential feature on a waterproof shoe. Loom shoes have non-marking rubber soles that provide excellent traction in both wet and dry conditions.
Easy to wash
Shoes that are worn for outdoor adventures inevitably get dirty. The outer coating of Loom waterproof sneakers is designed to repel stains, and because they’re waterproof you can wash the outer surface without making the whole shoe soggy.
Loom waterproof sneakers look great!
Loom sneakers definitely don’t look like waterproof footwear. They look like a cool pair of fashion trainers. Yes, the features and comfort are important, but it’s nice to have the good looks too!
Whether you’re a fan of outdoor pursuits, are dealing with busy family life, or spend a lot of time on your feet every day, Loom waterproof sneakers will keep your feet dry, comfortable and supported. I love the fact that they don’t compromise on looks and are made with sustainability in mind too. How would a pair of Loom waterproof sneakers make life easier and more comfortable for you?
To find out more about Loom waterproof sneakers or place an order, visit www.loomfootwear.com.
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