Tips for making your own shoe soles non-slip

Many people have this confusion in life, that is, newly bought shoes are very slippery to wear, and they will slip because of the soles when walking on the road. If it is winter, slipping when walking on snowy roads is a common thing. At this time, people will think of some tricks to make the soles of their shoes non-slip. So what are the tips for making the soles of your shoes non-slip? Here I will introduce several

Some shoes are prone to slipping due to the material of the soles, wear and tear, or in some environments due to the ground conditions. How do you deal with this problem? It is essential to master some tips on anti-slip shoes. How can we make our shoes anti-slip? Some rubber-soled shoes are easy to slip on some smooth places. At this time, we can dip the soles of our shoes in water when exercising, so that when we exercise on them, they will be very stable and not easy to slip. Slipping on the soles of your shoes is a particularly troublesome thing, especially in bad weather, on muddy roads after rain, or while hiking. If this happens, it is very easy to fall, which is not only embarrassing, but more importantly, it can also hurt your body. What kind of anti-slip tips for shoes can solve this problem? As for the solution to this problem, in fact, it will not be difficult if we have some little experience in daily life.

1. Rub the soles of your shoes with sandpaper. The main principle is to rub the sole to make it rough, increase the friction between the sole and the ground, and thus achieve an anti-slip effect. This method is simple and quick, and can effectively solve the problem of slippery soles.

2. The amount of friction generated by the contact between the sole and the ground is determined by the weight and the friction coefficient. The friction coefficient is a numerical value of the friction between different materials. The higher the value, the greater the friction generated and the more anti-slip it is.

Additional information

1. The smaller the friction between the sole and the ground, the easier it is to slip. On rainy days, the accumulated water on the ground will greatly reduce the friction, and the groove design on the sole can play a drainage role at this time. In addition to the grooved design, the sole must also extend horizontally to the left and right sides, and be designed to be open rather than closed at the edges, so as to provide space for rainwater to drain away.

2. The rougher the surface of the sole made of grooves, the stronger the grip. Therefore, if the surface of the sole material has a fine cellular roughness, its anti-slip ability will be stronger.

3. The soles of shoes usually have grooves, which is not only for appearance, but more importantly to help drainage and prevent slipping.