Igor Nemo Arena
Igor Nemo Arena
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Igor Nemo brings the practical and beloved design of classic clogs to the world of respectful footwear. This model was developed with a barefoot medium concept, ideal for children who need lightweight, flexible and extremely easy-to-maintain footwear for summer adventures, the pool or the beach.
Made in Spain by Igor — a brand with heritage since 1974 — the Nemo combines decades of experience with the demands of natural movement. In addition, they reinforce the commitment to the planet, being produced with at least 50% recycled PVC free of phthalates.
Why are Igor Nemo the practical choice at ruut?
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Barefoot Concept: A healthy alternative to traditional rubber footwear, with a thin, flat (Zero Drop) and very soft sole.
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Wide Toe Box: Generous space for toes to spread and move freely, without pressure.
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Total Flexibility: The structure allows for all movements and play, accompanying the natural dynamics of the child's foot.
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Secure Fit: Includes a hook-and-loop fastener (velcro) that ensures the clog stays in place, providing stability on wet or dry terrain.
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Sustainability and Safety: Produced with recycled PVC and materials free of harmful substances (phthalates), caring for sensitive skin and the environment.
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European Manufacturing: Designed and manufactured in Spain, ensuring high standards of quality and proximity.
Technical Details:
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Footwear Type: "Clog" type sandal with a barefoot concept.
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Sole: Flat, thin and flexible for safe ground contact.
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Material: PVC (minimum 50% recycled) free of phthalates.
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Closure: Strap with hook-and-loop fastener for a personalized fit.
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Maintenance: Quick-drying material and extremely simple cleaning.
ruut's Tip: Igor Nemo are the "all-terrain" footwear for summer. They are perfect for swimming or holidays, as they are water-resistant, light in the backpack and allow the child to put them on and take them off by themselves with total autonomy.

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