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Seeing the big picture –<br />
for the sake of healthy feet<br />
LucRo shoes are proven to hinder the recurrence of foot wounds with their<br />
protective function. The LucRo shoe is a very important element of foot therapy.<br />
Other factors also influence the occurrence of foot wounds. Diabetes<br />
sufferers have to pay very close attention to their feet for the whole of their<br />
lives. This includes daily foot inspection, regular professional foot care and<br />
wearing special socks – and also shoe care.<br />
LucRo Special Shoes for People with Diabetes<br />
You will find LucRo socks and LucRo<br />
care products on pages 62 and 63 of<br />
this catalogue<br />
Only a fully functional shoe can<br />
provide optimum protection<br />
No item of clothing is subject to as<br />
much strain as a favourite pair of<br />
shoes. So with a little care and gentle<br />
handling, you can further extend<br />
the lifetime of your shoes as well as<br />
the pleasure of wearing them. The<br />
following tips are intended to help<br />
you derive pleasure from our LucRo<br />
shoes for a long time to come.<br />
Allow the shoe to rest<br />
Feet sweat every day and the material<br />
absorbs this fluid. The strain on<br />
the shoe is increased when you walk.<br />
So if possible, change your shoes after<br />
wearing them once and let them<br />
rest for 24 hours! This will increase<br />
their lifetime significantly.<br />
Regularly replace footbeds<br />
Footbeds adapt perfectly to the<br />
foot. However, due to the high level<br />
of pressure applied, they no longer<br />
offer a secure hold after a while and<br />
cease to provide sufficient support.<br />
We therefore recommend replacing<br />
footbeds on a regular basis.<br />
Shoes don’t like heat<br />
Wet or moist shoes should never<br />
be placed near a powerful source<br />
of heat such as a radiator. Give the<br />
shoes time to dry slowly at room<br />
temperature. In order to prevent<br />
them from drying out, it is important<br />
to ensure the leather is regularly<br />
provided with nutrients. High-quality<br />
shoe polish or a nubuk pen should<br />
be used for this purpose.<br />
Leather is a natural product<br />
Can you see individual scratches or<br />
scarred insect bites on the leather?<br />
Don‘t worry – these are clear evidence<br />
of its natural origins and are<br />
not the result of processing errors.<br />
Impregnation provides protection<br />
Spray the upper material of your<br />
shoes with moisture protection<br />
before you wear them for the first<br />
time. This ensures they are protected<br />
from the wet. Repeat this procedure<br />
at regular intervals.<br />
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