How to make the soles of shoes non-slip

Many middle-aged and elderly people like to wear non-slip shoes, because they move more slowly, and if some accidents happen, the soles are too slippery and they cannot avoid it. If the soles are non-slip, many accidents can be avoided, and walking will be particularly stable. However, when buying shoes, they will always buy some shoes with particularly slippery soles. So, what can we do to make the soles non-slip at this time?

How to make the soles of shoes non-slip? This is a question that is worth studying, because shoes are another face of a person, and the soles are the most important factor in protecting this face. Now in people's eyes, perhaps many people are beginning to see that with the continuous improvement of various innovations, various surface requirements are becoming more and more stringent, and people's eyes are becoming more and more picky. But after the beauty, how to make the soles non-slip? We must understand and know what material can make the soles have a strong non-slip effect. Of course, it is a rubber material with very strong adhesion. This material is not only affordable and popular among the general public, but also safe and reliable. Later, people began to use their knowledge of physics to analyze and apply the soles of their own shoes. It can be concluded that the anti-slip effect of the sole can be enhanced by reducing the friction between the sole and the ground and the friction area. Therefore, how to make the soles of shoes non-slip has begun to be correctly applied by major manufacturers.

1. Use sandpaper to rub the soles. The main principle is to make the soles rough and increase the friction between the soles and the ground.

2. Rub the soles of shoes with raw potatoes. The main principle is that raw potatoes are rich in starch. Rubbing the soles of shoes with raw potatoes will leave the starch on the soles to achieve an anti-slip effect.

3. The main principle of the tape method is actually to increase the friction between the sole and the ground.

4. Scratching the sole with a knife. The advantage of this method is its excellent anti-slip performance, which is much better than the first and second methods. But its shortcoming is also obvious, that is, it damages the shoes to a great extent.

Whether the sole is non-slip depends on two factors:

1. The tooth pattern of the sole. Generally speaking, coarse horizontal teeth are more anti-slip than fine vertical teeth.

2. Sole material. Mainly the material of the bottom surface that contacts the ground. If it is a flat or wedge-heeled shoe, the rubber sole has the best anti-dry and anti-water slip capabilities.