How do you wear Docs so they don’t hurt?
How do you wear Docs so they don’t hurt?
Wear thick socks. Wear two pairs of socks. Wear your Doc Martens boots for short periods around the house. Give your feet a rest! Gradually go for short walks outside. Pad any places which may rub. Increase the amount of time you wear your Dr Martens boots outside.
What is the easiest way to put on Dr Martens?
Martens recommends purchasing its socks, heel pads, and balm to hasten the process. The balm is supposed to soften the leather and help them break in quicker, while the heel pads and socks will prevent blisters. The company also recommends using aluminum soda cans to stretch the uppers in place of your ankles and feet.
How can I make my Doc Martens look better?
Dr. Martens Shoe Polish is designed to restore, protect and add shine to tough smooth leathers — bringing well-worn boots back to their best. In three colours, Black, Cherry Red and Neutral, DM’s shoe polish helps cover up scuffs and marks, and shield the leather from additional wear.
Should docs feel tight or loose?
The boots should feel tight, but not uncomfortable. If the boot feels uncomfortable when you try it on, especially in the width, then it is too small. Docs will soften and stretch as you wear them in – You can check out our size guide for more information.
Should I tie my docs tight or loose?
Wear thick cotton socks (or winter socks) during the initial wearing in period – these will protect your feet and encourage the leather to soften more quickly. Wearing your laces tight can prevent rubbing and will help the boot to mould to the shape of your foot.
How long does it take to break in Dr. Martens?
How Long Does It Take to Break in Doc Martens Fully? For most models, the break-in time is between three and six weeks. The break-in period might take a few days to a few weeks. Applying heat treatments or wearing them with socks might help speed up the break-in process.
