I've got custom Superfeet insoles that I wear in all my walking shoes.
It's the same
pair and they just get moved around to each shoe as I wear them. I've
had them about
8 years now, and I'm wondering if they ever wear out? How can you tell?
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I've got custom Superfeet insoles that I wear in all my walking shoes.
It's the same
pair and they just get moved around to each shoe as I wear them. I've
had them about
8 years now, and I'm wondering if they ever wear out? How can you tell?Your feet fall off?
You develop large blisters on each foot?
You find that your friends are sitting more than 10 feet away from you
when you stop in the pub for re-training?All you can see inside your walking shoes is a skeletal outline of the
insole you used to possess?Ask at a Superfeet vendor: they're sure to give you an objective
assessment.Hey - don't mention it!
;-)
Wet fishes,
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<[email hidden]> writesQuoted message said:
Ask at a Superfeet vendor: they're sure to give you an objective
assessment.Yeah! Buy a new pair :-)
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W. D. Grey said:
In article <[email hidden]>, Peewiglet
<[email hidden]> writesQuoted message said:
Ask at a Superfeet vendor: they're sure to give you an objective
assessment.Yeah! Buy a new pair :-)
Right, but then I did also say...
Quoted message said:
Your feet fall off?
You develop large blisters on each foot?
You find that your friends are sitting more than 10 feet away from you
when you stop in the pub for re-training?All you can see inside your walking shoes is a skeletal outline of the
insole you used to possess?Ask at a Superfeet vendor: they're sure to give you an objective
assessment.Hey - don't mention it!
;-)
:-)
Wet fishes,
--
,,
(**)PeeWiglet~~
/ \ / \ pee AT [guessthisbit].co.uk"I will have a foreign-handed foreign policy."
g.w.AT [guessthisbit].com -
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I've got custom Superfeet insoles that I wear in all my walking shoes.
It's the same
pair and they just get moved around to each shoe as I wear them. I've
had them about
8 years now, and I'm wondering if they ever wear out? How can you tell?Hi
Mine went hard and I started getting sore feet again. Updated to a new
pair and things are good again.Andrew
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wonderful person Andrew Priest <[email hidden]> saidQuoted message said:
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I've got custom Superfeet insoles that I wear in all my walking shoes.
It's the same
pair and they just get moved around to each shoe as I wear them. I've
had them about
8 years now, and I'm wondering if they ever wear out? How can you tell?Hi
Mine went hard and I started getting sore feet again. Updated to a new
pair and things are good again.Give us a clue - how long did they last?
(If 'went hard' means the plasticizer quit, then that probably has
little relationship to how much they were used .. also suggests a simple
test, like whether you can fold them in half without them breaking, and
how far they spring back ..)--
GSV Three Minds in a Can
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How can you tell?
On my non custom Synergizer Green ISTR the pamphlet said 12 months
which I ignored as stupid and measured mine after a few days bedding
down. Looking at them after approx. 1,500 miles there's no appreciable
difference - centre ball of foot 3mm, centre arch (On letter t) 10mm,
centre heel 8mm.Daytona
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GSV Three Minds in a Can said:
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Mine went hard and I started getting sore feet again. Updated to a new
pair and things are good again.Give us a clue - how long did they last?
Walked around 1200 - 1500 km in them, all pack-carries, not day walks.
When new they the material has some give in it, when I threw mine
out, there was no more give in the material, i.e., it had gone hard.Regards
Andrew
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