Wearing shoes out?

I'll take a stab...

Could it be that you don't have your shoes laced tight enough? With that kind of motion of your
heel, it sounds like the shoe isn't snug. Try skipping a few eyelets in the middle of the shoe and
filling the top lace holes. Most shoes have extra holes at the top that are used to 'lock' your
laces. Ask at a running store how to lace your shoes so that they are tight and stay tight.

Perhaps you should try a smaller shoe. Don't go too small, because you will start getting black
toenails, but if too much room might also be the root of your problem.

Just MHO

"Len A." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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For some reason I wear out the inside top on my left shoe. Its because of constant rubbing from my
right heel while I run.

"terminalman90" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

I'll take a stab...

Could it be that you don't have your shoes laced tight enough? With that kind of motion of your
heel, it sounds like the shoe isn't snug. Try skipping a few eyelets in the middle of the shoe and
filling the top lace holes. Most shoes have extra holes at the top that are used to 'lock' your
laces. Ask at a running store how to lace your shoes so that they are tight and stay tight.

Perhaps you should try a smaller shoe. Don't go too small, because you will start getting black
toenails, but if too much room might also be the root of your problem.

Just MHO

"Len A." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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For some reason I wear out the inside top on my left shoe. Its because of constant rubbing from
my right heel while I run.

It sounds like he's kicking hie left foot with his right as the foot moves forward. He could trim
the excessive flair from the right shoe.