Meindl Quebec Mid GTX Hiking Boot

The Meindl Quebec Mid GTX Hiking Boot features:

Constructed from velour and mesh uppers with a GORE-TEX lining, this boot is hard-wearing, protective in wet weather conditions and a reliable partner The Meindl Quebec Mid GTX Hiking Boot is constructed on the Meindl Comfort Fit last, which is wider in the fore foot and provides more room for the toes The boot is well-ventilated and the Air-Active footbed ensures any unwanted moisture is wicked away from the foot The sole unit with EVA shock absorber completes the Quebec Mid GTX, offering excellent traction on a wide variety of terrains and providing the wearer with the utmost comfort when walking

• Velour and mesh uppers
• GORE-TEX lining
•  Comfort Fit Sport footbed
• Meindl Comfort Fit Sport
• Waterproof Protection
• Weight: 470g
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Cleaning your Meindl Quebec Mid GTX Hiking Boot

• Remove footbeds to dry. If waxing your boots, remove the laces as well.
• Remove loose dirt and stones from both boot and sole under running water using a brush
• Never dry footwear near a source of direct heat, e.g. sunlight, radiators or stoves. Wet leather is very sensitive to heat and can become brittle, hard and cracked.

Leather boots and shoes (Symbol I)

• Use Meindl Sportwax each time you clean your boots
• Every third time, spray with Meindl Wetproof before using Meindl Sportwax
• The Meindl Wetproof will improve the water resistance of the leather
• Remember to treat soft areas such as the tongue and cuff

Nubuck leather boots and shoes (Symbol II)

• Smooth leather – treat regularly with Meindl Sportwax
• The Meindl Wetproof will improve the water resistance of the leather
• Nubuck leather/suede – spray frequently with Meindl Conditioner and Proofer
• In all cases, remember to treat soft areas such as the tongue and cuff

Fabric and Suede boots and shoes

• Use Meindl Conditioner and Proofer each time you clean your boots to protect them from drying out and becoming brittle.