Hiking

Streams, wet grass and muddy trails. Great views, soggy feet.

Why hiking shoes get smelly

Hiking shoes are built sturdy, with thick padding that takes a long time to dry. After a day on the trail your feet have been sweating in warm socks for hours, and one wet stretch is enough to soak your shoes. Put them away damp and they'll greet you with a funky smell on your next hike.

How the DP Breeze helps

• Warm air flows straight into your shoes, so they dry from the inside out.
• UV light adds extra freshness, and dry shoes give odour-causing bacteria much less chance.
• Thick, soaked shoes? Set the timer to the full 120 minutes and run it again if needed.
• Hiking holiday? The DP Breeze Mini folds up small enough for your suitcase.

Fresh tips

• Brush off the mud and take out the insoles.
• Don't dry them next to the campfire or the heater.
• Leather hiking shoes? Always check the care label first.