Pages: 1 |
| Shoe tongue problem (Read 253 times) |
| view log |
posted: 2/6/2008 at 3:17 PM |
This happens to me all the time, I was hoping someone here may be able to help me out.
Whenever I'm running, the tongues on my shoes will shift to the side, and after a mile or two I need to stop and adjust them back to normal. A few notes: This happens with every running shoe I have ever used, and yes, my shoes fir properly.
Does this happen to anyone else? Anything I can do about it? |
|
|
| view log Girl On The Run |
posted: 2/6/2008 at 3:41 PM |
I've not had this problem, though I have heard it's more common with lighter weight shoes. That's one thing I've read about the tongue on the NB 902--they did a sort of daisy-chain thing with the tongue so that the laces loop through in more than once spot. It does not budge AT ALL:
I'm kind of surprised that more shoes don't have this feature, since I have heard other people complain of it.
Would tying them snugger maybe help?
|
Kirsten . . . --> GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS <--
• Ladies Locker Room •
.: 2008 Goals :.
• Run 1500 miles
• October 5 - 1st marathon - Milwaukee Lakefront - in my home state of WI
• PRs: 5k ~ 15k ~ 25k |
|
|
| view log Cheeseburger in Paradise |
posted: 2/7/2008 at 1:19 AM |
| This happens to me with any shoe i have, even the ones I wear as normal sneaks. I think I just have odd feet. It doesnt ever bother my performance or anything like that, but I'm just OCD about it. I love those shoes with all those anchors though - why dont all shoes have this??? |
|
|
| view log |
posted: 2/7/2008 at 1:59 AM |
It happens to me in my everyday shoes too. I was hoping there was some magic fix I was unaware of.
I've tried lacing up tight before, and that doesn't help (except in the foot pain department, it helped out there a lot). I guess next shoe I get will have the multi-anchor approach. Thanks for the help! |
|
|
Pages: 1 |
