does it work in running sneakers?
1316973
Newspaper works great! Or a bit of baking soda. Smile. This wouldn't fit though.
1316974
The product I purchased was like a disc of the stuff in a container. It worked great to remove the damp smell from the room, but it was not in a form that would actually fit into a sneaker. I'm pretty sure that you can buy the product in a sachet, which would be worth a try.
1316975
Sorry, I don't know. I have only used it for damp in the house. It works very well.
1943103
Yes, I am sure you can safely use it on canvas sneakers, avoiding the rubber soles.
1316034
I would think so! It is really strong stuff. I put it under my orthotics to hold in place in my shoes. The stuff is so sticky I don't think they will ever be coming out. Good stuff!
2045904
Yes it is possible to do BUT you really shouldn't.Think of it like taking your walking sneakers and going for a 10k run or vice versa and wearing specialized running shoes just to shop the mall . The logic being a sneaker is a sneaker. You technically could do it but it is not the best idea. These are designed for NAS setups. Not desktop use. They are more tuned for error prevention under RAID/ZFS environments. You should really select the desktop DESKSTAR or performance ULTRASTAR models made by HGST and not a NAS focused device. Only amateurs without real world business IT experience and knowledge would recommend using a NAS drive for a standard desktop setup. Yes it is possible to do BUT you really shouldn't.Think of it like taking your walking sneakers and going for a 10k run or vice versa and wearing specialized running shoes just to shop the mall . The logic being a sneaker is a sneaker. You technically could do it but it is not the best idea. These are designed for NAS setups. Not desktop use. They are more tuned for error prevention under RAID/ZFS environments. You should really select the desktop DESKSTAR or performance ULTRASTAR models made by HGST and not a NAS focused device. Only amateurs without... » Read More Yes it is possible to do BUT you really shouldn't.Think of it like taking your walking sneakers and going for a 10k run or vice versa and wearing specialized running shoes just to shop the mall . The logic being a sneaker is a sneaker. You technically could do it but it is not the best idea. These are designed for NAS setups. Not desktop use. They are more tuned for error prevention under RAID/ZFS environments. You should really select the desktop DESKSTAR or performance ULTRASTAR models made by HGST and not a NAS focused device. Only amateurs without real world business IT experience and knowledge would recommend using a NAS drive for a standard desktop setup. « Show Less
874878
no it does not... it is only for jogging... very basic... but functional if what you are looking for is to do exercise more confortable
299900
Should work. There is a minimum of water left in my boat- not enough to wet my sneakers. Bone dry require sponging or a shop vac.
1646698
I think this would work with a nike plus app regardless of if it's on an ipod/iphone. However just so you know, this is a product that has to be worn in a specific kind of running shoe. Look for the Nike symbol on the bottom of the shoe. It slides in underneath the inside liner. It only works with running or walking. It doesn't do me any good if I'm in the gym on an elyptical machine or bike, or stair climber.
1965898
No. It actually does not even fit women size 5 sneaker. Don't buy. It is a waste of money. Hard to trim. I guess it is only for large size men shoes
425435
I don't understand your question. Do you mean Vans as in shoes? If so, then I don't know. I've never used it on Vans, but I have on other brands of shoes and it works fine.
1214739
No, they really don't work well in the shoe. Your foot would slip over the smooth side too much. I tried pads in the shoes. They didn't stick well either.
1894159
I'm not positive if it will supply enough support while running, but my daughter dances with it (hip hop & jazz funk) and it has worked for her.
1353789
Yes! It works really good!, What I do for calibration is use the first time with smartphone gps to measure 1km distance, after that and using same foot and sneakers S1 will work perfectly.
528362
I got it for my husband and son as they are always doing a lot of activities but my son recently change shoe size so I have used it yet. I do believe it works great because of the raving reviews that's why I bought it. Sorry it wasn't a more direct answer.
852088
depends on where they are big. they mostly fill up. so thay wouldn't necessarily help a shoe that was too wide or long. when i put them in one pair of sneakers i had to loose the laces as the pushed the top of my foot up into the top of the shoe
431611
I would say probably not...Shoe Goo is NOT a "glue" it is meant to add additional surface to your sneakers sole. If you used it to build up the sole over the slit it would definately have some effectiveness. But if you used it as a glue to hold together the slit I doubt it would work.
236587
I use them for jogging, but I am not doing anything longer than 6-7 miles. I use them on fairly structured trail running shoes (goretex) so that the upper rubber band that holds the metal chain part does not collapse the shoe or put pressure on my foot. I can, over some miles start to feel the pressure against the sole, but that would be true of any traction device. I broke my ankle running on ice two years ago, and I am not taking any chances.
2208972
I would think so. I wear them in my running shoes, dress shoes, ballet flats, etc and have never had a problem. Once you get them in the right spot, it really just positions your foot where it should be if everything were working right and you didn't have fallen arches etc. These are the only things that work to eliminate my pain and allow me to keep running and boxing when my feet are bad. It is worth a try if you want to keep up your activity level while healing .