click on the image above to enlarge.pictured above is a pair of shock doctor hardcore protective insoles. this particular pair has had prevented me from having multiple heel bruises from over the years. i strongly and highly recommend this to all of you how jump or drop down from high level stairs or drops. it cost a wee bit expensive but it's really worth the investment to protect your feet and they last super long and don't wear off easily.
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click on the image above to enlarge.ultra2 is anchored by our exclusive direct power contour™ design which forms to the heel, mid-foot, forefoot and toe area to provide maximum support and comfort. an integrated, full-length injection molded chassis with control bar™ stabilizes the heel and controls pronation. shockdome™ technology and triple and dual layers of foam absorb shock and provide cushion. anti-microbial air/fx™ top cover controls moisture and friction. the ultra2 delivers features even custom orthotics can't provide for athletes and non-athletes alike.
- shock doctor.
click on the image above to enlarge.every year, ortholite insoles are built into over 100 million pairs of the top brands of athletic shoes and outdoor boots. the reason is simple: our brand partners know that high-quality insoles create the most comfortable shoes.
if you’re not one of the millions of americans already using ortholite in your shoes, your opportunity is here. say good-bye to the old, floppy, flat insoles and say hello to comfort and performance! try the first after-market insole offered by ortholite!
features:
• designed to fit all athletic and outdoor shoes or boots.
• made with open-cell foam, allowing air to circulate around the foot, keeping it cooler and drier inside the shoe.
• wicks moisture away from your foot leaving your foot cooler and drier.
• unique spring-back technology ensures that your insole won’t flatten out and it will retain over 95% of its thickness over time.
• our patented anti-microbial formulation (approved by the epa and fda) fights fungus, bacteria and shoe odor.
• lightweight and fully washable.
if you’re not one of the millions of americans already using ortholite in your shoes, your opportunity is here. say good-bye to the old, floppy, flat insoles and say hello to comfort and performance! try the first after-market insole offered by ortholite!
features:
• designed to fit all athletic and outdoor shoes or boots.
• made with open-cell foam, allowing air to circulate around the foot, keeping it cooler and drier inside the shoe.
• wicks moisture away from your foot leaving your foot cooler and drier.
• unique spring-back technology ensures that your insole won’t flatten out and it will retain over 95% of its thickness over time.
• our patented anti-microbial formulation (approved by the epa and fda) fights fungus, bacteria and shoe odor.
• lightweight and fully washable.
- ortholite.
peace.
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pictured above is a 3.7 fl. oz. (110 ml) tube of the original clear transparent shoe goo.
advantages
• waterproofing: shoe goo is water resistant immediately upon application. apply shoe goo directly to the surface to be sealed. use thin coats of shoe goo to build a thick coating on the surface to be sealed, allowing each layer to set 3 to 4 hours. this is especially ideal for smooth surfaces, such as plastic, glass or ceramic. shoe goo hardens by solvent evaporation, so allow time for thorough hardening to ensure proper bonding and wear resistance.
• repairing worn soles: if a worn shoe has a hole that goes all the way through the sole, tape over the hole inside the shoe before applying shoe goo to the outer sole. this will help avoid creating a bump. the tape should be removed from the inside and all bumps smoothed out within 2 hours, before the glue is completely hard.
• fishing and foul weather gear: some fisherman's waders and foul weather gear have a water-repellent coating that must be removed before shoe goo will adhere. scrub the area with detergent and allow to dry. roughen surface before applying shoe goo. if the bond still pulls apart, the repair must be done on the inside surface of the item, which is usually reinforced with fabric.
use shoe goo to:
• rebuild your worn-out soles overnight.
• seal rubber boots, galoshes and waders.
• coat and protect shoes to avoid premature wear.
• repair damaged heels.
• secure loose insoles.
• reinforce skate shoes.
• coat skateboards for extra traction.
photos: pinkviolence
pictured above is a 3.7 fl. oz. (110 ml) tube of the original clear transparent shoe goo.
advantages
• waterproofing: shoe goo is water resistant immediately upon application. apply shoe goo directly to the surface to be sealed. use thin coats of shoe goo to build a thick coating on the surface to be sealed, allowing each layer to set 3 to 4 hours. this is especially ideal for smooth surfaces, such as plastic, glass or ceramic. shoe goo hardens by solvent evaporation, so allow time for thorough hardening to ensure proper bonding and wear resistance.
• repairing worn soles: if a worn shoe has a hole that goes all the way through the sole, tape over the hole inside the shoe before applying shoe goo to the outer sole. this will help avoid creating a bump. the tape should be removed from the inside and all bumps smoothed out within 2 hours, before the glue is completely hard.
• fishing and foul weather gear: some fisherman's waders and foul weather gear have a water-repellent coating that must be removed before shoe goo will adhere. scrub the area with detergent and allow to dry. roughen surface before applying shoe goo. if the bond still pulls apart, the repair must be done on the inside surface of the item, which is usually reinforced with fabric.
use shoe goo to:
• rebuild your worn-out soles overnight.
• seal rubber boots, galoshes and waders.
• coat and protect shoes to avoid premature wear.
• repair damaged heels.
• secure loose insoles.
• reinforce skate shoes.
• coat skateboards for extra traction.
- shoe goo.
peace.
