Running

Every kilometre counts. So does every drop of sweat.

Why running shoes get smelly

Your feet sweat with every step, and on a long run that adds up. Running shoes breathe well, but the sweat still ends up in the insole and the lining. Add a rainy run or a few puddles and your shoes are soaked. Run again the next day and they never really get the chance to dry.

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.
• Just sweaty? A short run is usually enough. Rain run? Set a longer time, up to 120 minutes.
• The DP Breeze Mini is small enough for your gym bag.

Fresh tips

• Open the laces wide and take out the insoles after your run.
• Running a lot? Switch between two pairs, and dry both at once with the DP Breeze.
• Skip the radiator: too much heat isn't good for your shoes.
• Always check the care label of your shoes.