Waterproof shoes are usually a compromise: seal them properly and your feet cook, make them breathable and they leak. We spent two years on a membrane that does both, bonded to a knit upper rather than glued into it.
The difference is in the construction. There is no separate liner to wrinkle or delaminate, because the waterproof layer is part of the upper itself. That also makes the shoe machine washable, which no other waterproof trainer we know of will tolerate.
We make them in a factory in Portugal that we are happy to name, at a wage we are happy to publish. It costs more than the alternative and it is the reason this is a campaign rather than a shelf product.
Highlights
- Fully waterproof, not merely resistant
- Breathable knit upper
- Recycled cushioned midsole
- Machine washable at 30 degrees
- Made in a factory we name
- Sizes 3 to 14, including half sizes
Updates
Wash testing complete
27 July 2026Fifty machine washes at 30 degrees with no loss of waterproofing and no visible wear to the knit. We will publish the full test data with the shipping update.
Sizing expanded
3 July 2026Enough of you asked that we have added half sizes across the range. It adds two weeks to tooling and it was clearly the right call.
FAQs
Reviews
Hanson Deck
August 5, 2026
Backed this on day one after seeing the prototype footage. The obstacle sensing is the part that sold me: every other drone I have owned swerves and clips something. Updates have been frequent and honest.
Eleanor Fant
July 30, 2026
The weight is the headline here. I have carried it up three peaks now and forget it is in the bag. Battery life is genuinely what they claim, which I did not expect.
Giles Posture
July 24, 2026
Very happy overall. Marked down one point only because the second colour slipped by a few weeks, but the team said so in writing before it happened, which is more than most.
Alan Fresco
July 18, 2026
A rare campaign where the team clearly knows how to manufacture. The milestone updates read like someone who has done this before, and the first article photographs were a nice touch.














