footwear
If your feet aren’t happy then you’re not happy. They’re delicate and need protecting so choosing from a wall of boots can be a pretty daunting task. It’s best to fit your boots in person so go prepared!
Buyers guide to rock boots
With so many specialist rock climbing shoes on the market how do you choose? Read on for how to find the right climbing footwear for you - Joe Brown and The Climbers Shop
Rock SHoe Care Guide
How to make sure your rock boots stay in the best condition for as long as possible - Scarpa
Buyers Guide to Walking Boots
All you need to make the right choice of walking boots. This buyers guide covers comfort, waterproofness, leather vs fabric and even lacing - Joe Brown and The Climbers Shop
Tie The knot
How to tie your walking boot laces to relieve aching arches, sore ankles and reduce heel lift - Gore-Tex
Buyers Guide To Socks
Learn how technical socks can cushion, insulate and protect your feet while running, walking and mountaineering - Joe Brown and The Climbers Shop
Boot fit and sizing
Learn how lasting, sizing, fitting and even lacing your walking boots is critical to a great day out in the hills - Scarpa
A History of Socks
A fascinating history of the humble sock from animal hide or grass to the scientific combination of complex fibres they are today - Outdoor Gear Coach
Keep socks out of landfill
5 ways to re-purpose old socks once they have finished being, er, socks - Injinji
How To care for your boots
All you need to know about how to care for your leather or fabric walking boots so they will protect your feet for as many adventures as possible - Scarpa
Re-Sole your Scarpa Footwear
All you need to know to book your trusty Scarpa boots and shoes in for a re-sole so they can be with you for even more outdoor adventures - Scarpa
Blisters. Aaaaaaarrgghhh!
Top tips on blister prevention and treatment - Joe Brown and The Climbers Shop
How to fit your boots
Top tips on how to fit your walking boots of you are not able to come to the shop - Meindl
B1, B2, B3 - what does it all mean?
Understanding why you might want a stiff boot for walking and climbing in the winter - ISM