Garmont Groove G-Dry Womens Waterproof Hiking Walking Shoes

Garmont Groove G-Dry Women's Grape Pink

Garmont Groove G-Dry Womens Waterproof Hiking Walking Shoes

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Product Specifications:

AVAILABLE SIZES UK 4, UK 4.5,
AVAILABLE COLOURS Grape / Pink
GENDER Women's
MPN 002598/002488

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Garmont Groove G-Dry Low Top Womens Walking Shoes with Waterproof Lining

Hiking shoes, ideal for both mountain trails and everyday use

The Garmont Groove G-Dry Womens Walking shoes have been developed for the outdoor enthusiast who is looking for a versatile Hiking Shoe, with a roomier fit and fully waterproof lining.  The Groove G-Dry shoes by GARMONT are ideal for everything from approach to light trekking and everyday leisure time activities.

The G-Dry model is lightweight and breathable, the G-Dry technology keeps out water and wind while the Bi-density EVA midsole offers optimal cushioning.

With a 1.6mm Suede leather upper, the Garmont Groove G-Dry  is comfortable and abrasion resistant. The lace-to-toe closure provides a close customisable fit, with increased volume under the ball of the foot for optimal comfort.

Product details

  • Upper: 1.6 mm Suede Leather Upper.
  • Outsole: OPALE , A Garmont® sole that combines strength and control without sacrificing comfort. Suitable to different types of terrain, this versatile sole is exceptionally lightweight and with excellent shock absorbing properties.
  • The rubber outsole with an outstanding grip and a coarse finish ensures stability on slippery and wet ground
    The thickness and distribution of the lugs have been studied to provide appropriate push off and traction on grass, gravel and dirt
    The low-density EVA core provides cushioning and a high level of comfort.
    A special shank in the arch area supports the foot in a balanced manner and reduces fatigue during long hikes
    This sole is equipped with ACE technology (Advance Cushion Enhancer): a special high-density EVA insert in the heel area that prevents foot torsion and limits the possibility of injury
  • Midsole: Dual-density rubber midsole the perfect combination of stability and flexibility
  • FrameFlex Lite footbed boasts a lightweight construction that combines excellent midfoot stability with effortless front flexion for enhanced comfort when walking
  • Lacing System: Lacing extends down to the toe for improved climbing performance and a customised fit.
  • Fit: Comfort (Increased volume under the ball of the foot for optimal comfort)
  • Crampon Compatibility: None
  • Recommended Use: Walking, Hiking, Everyday use

Garmont Groove G-Dry Walking Shoes Product Features: 

The waterproof shoes with their 1.6 mm thick suede upper are comfortable and protect your feet from muddy weather. A breathable PU footbed and the midsole with double density for better stability ensure an optimal hiking experience.

The G-Dry membrane is reliable waterproof. It also offers pleasant breathability, so no sweat can accumulate inside. The synthetic footbed supports the breathability and prevents unpleasant odours. The outer material made of leather is especially robust and combined with the Rubber Rand makes the shoe great for rough terrain. The Groove G-Dry is very supportive.

Garmont A.D.D. Garmont’s Anatomically Directed Design (a.d.d.) enables your foot’s natural ability to stabilise, absorb shock, and propel you forwards. Fit is enhanced by closely matching design and function to the natural asymmetric shape of your feet.


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How to care for your new Garmont boots

If you just bought a new pair of hiking boots but don’t know how to care for them, this is the right article for you. In this guide you can find a number of simple tips to make your mountain boots last longer.

Cleaning always comes first

The first thing to keep in mind is that cleaning always comes first. In general, make sure you remove mud and dirt using water and a soft brush or a cloth; don’t use chemical detergents. Most of the times, damage to the GORE-TEX® membrane is caused by the presence of small stones inside the shoe, so we suggest that you remove the insole to make sure that there are no stones or sand inside of the boot. Don’t be lazy, clean your boots after every hike!

Tip: DON’T machine wash your boots, it could affect the upper or other parts of the shoe.

How to dry your boots correctly  

Now that your boots are clean, you need to wait for them to dry. Allow your hiking boots to dry naturally, in a dry and well-ventilated place away from heat sources. Keep your boots away from direct sunlight, heaters or stoves, because the upper leather could dry out excessively, becoming brittle and losing its elasticity. The best way to dry your boots is to leave them out in the air, away from direct sunlight: the ideal place is a porch or a veranda. If your boots are very wet and the inner lining is damp, you can compact crumpled newspaper sheets into them to absorb moisture. This should do the trick: it also prevents your boots from deforming as they dry out.

Waterproof your boots regularly

Something you definitely don’t want to deal with is wet feet while hiking. To prevent this, make sure you know how to waterproof your hiking footwear. Mud, dirt and bad weather can affect the waterproof membrane of your boots and eventually compromise on water resistance and breathability. If your boots have a waterproof membrane like GORE-TEX® or G-DRY, you can use a waterproof spray to preserve the coating and the outer fabric’s waterproof properties. You can use any waterproof spray for hiking boots, just make sure you follow the manufacturer’s instructions about how to use it and how often. If your boots are made of full grain leather, instead, you can use a specific shoe wax or cream to nourish the leather and preserve the upper’s natural waterproof properties. We suggest that you carefully read the manufacturer’s instructions in any case, because the wrong product can ruin your boots forever.

Tip: if you don’t know what material your Garmont boots upper is made of, you can read the product details or contact our customer service.


Don’t forget you can in many cases resole your hiking shoes  

The many miles of hiking, especially across gravel and rocks, will slowly but inevitably wear the sole down. The part that wears down the most is the tread, i.e. the rubber part that touches the ground and that is designed to provide grip and traction. Worn-out soles can affect grip and stability and increase the risk of slips or accidents, so we strongly suggest that you do not use worn-out hiking boots. Soles often wear out faster than the upper so it’s a shame to throw your boots away and buy new ones. That’s why you can go to a shoe repair shop and have them resoled. It means to put a new sole on or to replace worn-out components so that you can continue to use your boots. Of course original GARMONT soles are not available at shoe repair shops, since they are customised items, but you can ask for compatible soles.  

Tip: if your boots have a VIBRAM® sole, you can find a VIBRAM®-certified shoe repair shop near you in the “Shoe Repair Locator” section of the VIBRAM® website.

How to store your boots

Correctly storing hiking boots after cleaning is something that is often overlooked. First of all, make sure you dry your boots properly before storing them away to prevent mould from growing on them. Tie the laces to prevent your boots from deforming and put them in their box; do not store them in plastic bags. Store the box at a temperature between 18 and 20°C, avoid storing them at very low temperatures e.g. the basement or at high temperatures, e.g. the attic. A closet is the perfect place to store your boots.

Tip: wear your boots on a regular basis, in order to keep the soles’ material “active” and prevent hydrolysis; to find out more about it, go to the FAQ section of the Garmont website.

Always check the laces and the inside of your boots

Laces are subject to wear and tear and can fray, especially in case of metal eyelets. Before going on a hike, check the laces to make sure that they are in good condition, and if they’re not, bring some spare laces with you, just in case you break one in the wilderness. Insoles can also wear out after miles and miles of hiking, so don’t forget to check them and replace them if they are worn out. To clean insoles, just use lukewarm water and a brush; do not machine wash them because it could affect their shape and properties.

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Everything you need to know about our Shipping & Delivery Services

Your business is extremely important to us and if you're not happy then we're not happy. We are therefore fanatical about making sure that everything arrives with you in perfect condition and in good time. 

Here is a summary of how we do things.

1) We aim to process and ship all orders on a daily basis if placed before 3pm Monday to Friday, Sadly we are not able to ship orders at weekends or Bank Holidays (we like to get out on the water sometimes too). If you place your order after 3pm then we will still endeavour to process and ship it on the same day but this may not always be possible until the following working day.

2) For goods stored in one of our satellite warehouses, transhipment may sometimes cause a slight delay. This is rare though and we'll always notify you straight away if this will potentially affect all or part of your order.

3) For goods on re-order from our suppliers but not physically back in stock yet the words "Coming Soon" or similar will be displayed. These goods are available for pre-order only over the phone by calling +44 (0)1597 850114. If you pre-order something we will let you know the arrival date that we have been quoted by our suppliers, but we're afraid that these dates do sometimes change but we'll always try and keep you fully in the loop. By pre-ordering goods you are basically securing them for when they arrive with us. Pre-orders are processed and shipped on a "first come first served" basis i.e. processed in strict chronological order (the first to pre-order will be the first to receive their goods).

4) Acceptance of Parcels 

  • All items will be delivered to the address that you have provided, and not necessarily you in person.
  • If someone else signs for or otherwise accepts your parcel, the parcel will be deemed to have been delivered and no claim for none delivery will be accepted.
  • If your parcel is delivered to BFPO, a block of flats, a university halls of residence, a house of multiple occupancy, a hotel or a place of work it will be up to you to recover the parcel from whoever accepted it.
  • All deliveries must be accepted upon presentation by our delivery agents, even if you no longer want the products.
  • Refusal to accept delivery of a parcel will render you liable for return delivery charges which can be substantial.
  • If there is a problem with the parcel you are receiving, please still accept the delivery, ask the courier to record the nature of the problem and then contact us so we can attempt to resolve the issue for you.
  • Re-delivery or redirection may be possible at additional cost.
  • Damage caused in transit can only be claimed if the damage is reported to the carrier upon signing for the goods

5) For very urgent orders please contact us on +44 (0)1597 850114 and we can potentially upgrade your delivery option to suit your requirements.

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  • Northern Ireland DHL Parcels service over 2kg up to 10kg
  • Northern Ireland DHL Parcels service parcels over 1.2 metres long
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  • Royal Mail SD - Guaranteed Saturday Service - Up to 2kg
  • Royal Mail Track 24 Up to 2kg
  • Royal Mail Track 48 free shipping service on orders over £60 up to 2kg
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  • Scottish Highlands/Islands DHL parcels service over 2kg up to 10kg
  • Scottish Highlands/Islands DHL Parcels service parcels over 1.2 metres long
  • Scottish Highlands/Islands Royal Mail Track 48 Up to 2kg
  • UK Mainland DHL Parcels Next Working Day for items over 1.2 metres long
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