how do  rocks get in my shoes if they are tied tightly?
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i guess since ur walking ur moving and when u move theres a small space where the rocks and fall into. At least thats wat i think
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well usually when you get new skate shoes the strings are kinda hard to tie after you lace them. not really hard but dont pull out very much.so just tuck whats left inside your shoe also you want to tie a knot in the string after you stick them throgh the final hole. that way they dont come out because the knot wont go through to hole. i would suggest get shoes with a strap on the top that way you just tighten the strap and not tie the laces. i like my shoes tight tho so i dont break my ankle. tight shoes are also better when you do drops and gaps. well maybe not for everyone but for me it works. good luck.
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I put knots in the lace right outside the opening, and hack off the rest of the laces. Done and done. All my sneakers are slip-ons. \n\nWord.
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It is just a thought and I don't know where you live but when winter hits, it causes the air to have less moisture in it. Consequently, the less humid air causes more static electricity. Walking on carpets with shoes that have rubber soles makes it happen some how. The electricity comes from the friction between your boots and the carpet. It won't hurt you and it won't cause you to get struck by lightening.
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This is kinda tough to explain.\n\nImagine you have an elastic band and you break it so that it is one long rubber band that is no longer a circle. Imagine holding each end in each of your hands. Now imagine taking that rubber band and putting the middle of it under the center of your sneaker while you are wearing it so that the rubber band is perpendicular to the length of your foot. Now pull up so that the rubber band stretches up toward you and therefore pulls up on your sneaker from the center.\n\nYou need to attatch an elastic to the bottoms of your pants that you can slide under your cleats as described above. When done right, nothing moves and it is completely comfortable.
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Well, you would carry an umbrella to keep from catching cold if you got wet in a rainstorm. But if you walk around in a rainstorm with leaky shoes (with or without an umbrella), the water will seep into your shoes, wet your feet and you are just as likely to catch cold that way. So in a sense, carrying an umbrella when your shoes are leaking is a bit like closing the barn door after the horses have all escaped. Neither action will do you whatever good you thought they might have.
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Do they throw them away? \nThey need nnew ones with grip every now and then!\nYou dont keep shoes you dont want! \nAnd they are sent to charity not thrown away, I would think!
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solids (like a rock) ground into something smaller (gravel or sand)
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not neccessarily, it really depends if your wearing shoes or not. of course your asking, how do i verify this?\n\nwell their is this thing called conductors and instulators. conductors means current can go through and insulators means it can't. the reason why humans get charged up because their friction causes electrons to build up in their body.\n\nso basically, touch someone else for fun and you might verify that shock.
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Learn to defend yourself.. martial arts, or keep a brick in your purse, so when you swing it... ouch. Swiss army knives are good to have, as well, but only in close combat.... high heels and pointy toes are good. Screw metal onto your heel of the shoe. guys or girls. Metal hurts when you squish somebody's foot, it has happened to me... Preferably something sorta like tap shoes would work.
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In a nut shell, the  rock it self contains  a  carbonaceous base substance like baking soda\n\n If you add vinegar to baking soda it will made the vinegar go up the same will happen to your rock if you add vinegar to it.
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When shoes squeak on smooth surfaces it is usually the rubber sole slipping slightly.  If they squeak on all surfaces it is usually a metal or hard plastic shank molded into the sole that has worn loose and is rubbing against the rubber sole.  Getting the show wet will often make this worse.  Dr. Martens are notorious for this.
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You seem to be experiencing pressure from either wearing the wrong shoes, which are to tight or you may need to see your physician. You could be an undiagnosed diabetic. If the problem is severe enough to ask questions in this format, it would be beneficial to check with a health care provider about it. Either way, you should have the problem checked out before you have more severe problems develop.
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just dip them in lace wax but it's probably better if you just buy waxed laces.\n\nHockey chicks are CooL!
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Answer A) Small size & rocky surfaces
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The only way is to wear smaller shoes, but doing this is not only uncomfortable, but can cause permanent damage to your feet if you wear them all the time.
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It is most likely the court. If it is dirty/dusty, the dirt or dust sticks to the bottom of the shoe, making it loose traction. Try just talking a wet cloth and wiping the bottom of the shoe before the game. If that doesn't work, use that Sole Roller. It's almost like a lint roller but it's for shoes. I used to have one and it worked really well.