Forums >Gears and Wears>increasing running-shoe "grip": Shoe Goo? Other ideas?
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Hi all - I love my Brooks Racer STs but they are not the grippiest shoes ever. (I'm not referring to ice/snow; rather, metro DC's garden-variety hilly, slightly damp asphalt.) Has anybody ever successfully made their shoes more grippy with Shoe Goo or something else? Thanks!
One downside of Brooks, in my opinin, is that they do NOT grip well! I use Shoe Goo for a particular wear spot, but, in anything, it makes them more slippery.
Out there running since dinosaurs roamed the earth
I have no clue if this would work on running shoes, but they make no slip pads for dressy shoes (usually women's heels that make walking on tile similar to ice skating).
HStreet and HCK2.0: thanks for the input. Guess I will just live with it. (I *have*, for perhaps six years, but recently ran in a pair of adidas adizero adios which made me wonder what I could do to make the Brooks' better.) --Christine
About Shoe Goo for wear spots, I'll try that. Not the thread's topic, but thanks for the input.