what makes EVA soled shoes so slippery. On wet tile?
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They were designed for ceramic Hydroplaning!
1025993
Mine do that, too.  My Dr. told me it was no big deal and that I should go barefoot more often.  Also, he advised me to buy and use one of those pumus foot scrubbers to use after I had been swimmimg and last thing in the shower after the skin on my feet had softened.  Also, she shouldn't pull the skin off because eventually it will bleed- just let it come off with the scrubber or completely naturally.
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get a nice spa pedicure, don't wear flip flops, avoid shoes that make your toes stick out beyond the front of the shoe. There are shoe styles that are very sexy yet don't expose large areas of your feet. \n\nIf you have bunyons then you need to wear flat shoes that are comfortable for a little while and that will take them away.... It worked for me!
615310
Fumbles..\n\nLeather is slippery when wet.
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well i had this problem for some tiime now. my doctor said its a diseas called muscuranotumba he told me to wrap my feet in bounce sheets (the laundry softener) every night and massage them with espom salt every day. its worked out well! good luck
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You need to specify the other surface when asking for the coefficient of friction.  For example, sneakers and gym floors.
531588
tight shoes and walking like a duck
246783
(Don't wear those boys!) I had a friend who would clean his AF1'S everytime he came home. The moment he walked in the house he would clean them with a drop of Dawn and a tooth brush. So there's one way. Also, I'm sure there is specific shoe cleaner for those shoes. Purchase that. And also, don't walk in any mud.
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baby powder or weight-lifter's/rock climber's chalk should work just fine - my feet get clammy and slip, too . . .
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ive been an avid rock climber for almost ten years...get rock climbing shoes if you intend to climb regularly.  there is nothing more scary than placing your foot on a ledge no wider than a centimeter and feeling your feet slipping around inside your shoe.  talk about a major sphincter check.  plus climbing shoes are designed to place the toes in the most powerful position to allow for adequate stepping and their soles are made of sticky soft rubber so slippage is minimized.  going barefooted may seem logical, but stepping on sharp points of rock and placing all your weight on it can be excuriatingly painful.  plus, sweaty feet equals slippery feet.  there are large numbers of climbing shoes that are quite affordable as well.  look at brands like mad rock, evolv, mammut, or search websites like REI.com.  ive seen shoes as cheap as 50 to 60 dollars.....about the same cost as running shoes.....if youre going to climb regularly, this is the best advice i can give you, from one climber to another...good luck and aloha
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They do sell these handy nylon pads that one sticks on the feet of chairs and tables to make them easier to slide across a floor or a carpet. They reduce the friction between the wooden feet and the floor.\n\nThey also sell rubber pads to stop the feet of chairs and tables slipping easily. They increase the friction.\n\nYou also have friction tape, as used by skateboarders on their boards or by people who put it along the top of a step so that people don't slide and fall. Its rough on the top like sandpaper and that increases the friction between the sole of the shoe and the surface that was slippery before it was taped.\n\nI'd vote for the shoes idea. Very elegantly thought. For luck, you could bring a pair of shoes that you always slip in in the rain, and a pair of sport shoes with which you never slip. Gives you more to talk about, but just explaining the shoe and sock idea would be adecuate.
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whats with the guy that said 'no, but i jerked off'? i guess thats supposed to be clever. anyway i dont recall any 'hot' puddles but i like to go out in the rain instead of waiting til after it stops, barefoot if im just stepping outside.
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I'm having hard time landing my heelfips, i'm regular footed. any suggestions. and oh yeah thanks for the 2 points. just leave response on "add details"
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They dont wear shoes with magnets. Magnets are too heavy and only works on ferromagnetic surfaces. Also magnets affects the sensitive equipment that can be found in the ISS and the Shuttle. Velcro is much lighter and was used alot during the apollo era to keep things from floating around.
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get a plain flat rubber mat.or those stick ons (that don`t come off)
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Wash with warm water, try and not walk on them too much, if you HAVE to walk on them wear a soft padded shoe and soft socks. Salt water works too.
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Try soaking your foot in Epsom salts and warm water, making sure that you dry your foot completely.  Wearing sandals is helpful along with cotton socks, which you should change regularly.