Forums >General Running>Do all running shoes do this in the cold?
rectumdamnnearkilledem
Yeah, they do get hard- one way to help would be to toss them on the heating vent for a little while before you head out. I bet the sole material takes a little while to get cold and harden so it probably won't bother you if they're not cold to begin with. Definitely don't keep them outside on the porch or in the cold overnight....
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Our local shoe shop expert warned us that heating the shoe for any reason risks de laminating the soles.