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bumblie
Feb 19, 2004, 10:37 AM
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In reply to: Most people think it is a poor solution, but wearing thin socks helps. When I started climbing, I did'nt wear socks, and my shoes would be trashed in a few months. Now, with socks, my shoes last for years, and they don't stink. My feet sweat a lot, so the socks are the best way for me to deal with it. Does it affect/effect my climbing. I don' t think so. Maybe once I start working on 13's I'll reconsider.
Here's a simple and effective solution. :D
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alpwing
Feb 22, 2004, 9:09 AM
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hellou:)
there is allso one way,..:) that
your feet and your shoes will "smell" wery
nice after climbing...
buy some baby powder in the store and when you start climbing
poure(use) some of that powder in your climbing shoes...it
feels great:) and is smells grat:))
have a great climb.. :)
c ya
david
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warloc
Feb 22, 2004, 9:43 AM
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In reply to: buy some baby powder in the store and when you start climbing poure(use) some of that powder in your climbing shoes...it feels great:) and is smells grat:))
Good idea, I'm definitely going to try that :shock:
I've tried several options. With my Ninja's I tried to put newspaper in them after a climbing, and it didn't work. So I tried peroxiden or something like that somebody has already said here. It was even worse, they began stinking twice harder: peroxiden + feet.. :oops:
Then I washed them, and that killed them forever, now they couldn't fit worse. :cry:
With my new pairs I put myself a pair of thin socks, and after a day of climbing I put newspaper in them. I haven't had the problem again.
Hope my experience in smelly-shoes helps :D
Have fun :wink:
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