What should I do if the tongue of my sneakers is crooked?

Sneakers are a type of shoes that everyone likes to wear. When we usually wear sneakers, we often encounter the tongue of the sneakers deviating. When we wear shoes, tying the shoelaces tighter can effectively prevent the tongue from sliding.

1. It is normal for the tongue to be biased. In particular, if some shoes are made of softer materials, they will be easier to move. In addition, it is also related to the usual walking posture. Generally speaking, people with crooked feet tend to tilt slightly outward. If the tongue is softer, it is easy to tilt. This is a good way to tighten the shoelaces. If there is a buckle on the tongue, it is very convenient.

2. The first solution to the deviation of sports shoes is to tie the laces. Some friends like to wear looser shoes, or the two holes on the top are not tied at all, so it is easier to have this deviation. If there is no deviation after tying the laces, you can tie the laces later!

3. In addition, some netizens said that when this happens, one end of the tongue and the inside of the tongue will be sewn together, which can also work. You might want to try it! Finally, I saw a practical method, that is, if the tongue of your sneakers is off, you can use a knife to cut a hole in the middle of the shoelaces and then pass the shoelaces through. This should be cut opposite to each other. The principle is that there is a place where the shoelaces are stuck to increase friction. Many netizens said that they have tried this method and it is feasible.

You can tighten the tongue laces and sew one end of the tongue to the inside.

1. Tie your shoelaces tighter

The first solution to the deviation of the tongue of sports shoes is to tie the shoelaces tighter. Some friends like to wear shoes loosely or simply don't tie the two holes at the top, so it is easy for this deviation to occur. If the shoelaces don't deviate after tying them, then you can tie the shoelaces tighter next time you wear the shoes!

2. Sew the inside of the tongue

In addition, some online shopping websites said that when encountering this situation, they would sew one end of the tongue to the inside, which can also work. You may want to give it a try! Finally, I saw a method that I personally think is more feasible. If the tongue of your sports shoes is off, you can use a knife to cut a hole in the middle of the shoelaces, and then pass the shoelaces through. This should be cut in the same direction. The principle is that there is a place to hold the shoelaces, which increases friction. Many netizens said that they have tried this method and it is feasible. Of course, if it is a new pair of shoes, you probably have to overcome your psychology first! If it does not affect the wear, I personally think it is not a big problem!

3. Suitable for shoe tongue with non-directional deviation

Specifically, cross it after passing through the positioning hole. As shown in the picture. You can adjust the tightness yourself to fix it more effectively.

4. Applicable to the shoe tongue that is tilted to one side

Here we take the outward deviation as an example.

① For shoes with fewer lace holes, you can do this. The direction of the laces passing through the lace holes is from the outside to the inside, as shown in the picture. If the shoelaces are black, it will not be so obvious.

② If the shoelace holes are more or more dense, you can also do this, the direction of the shoelace holes is from the inside to the outside. (My shoes have fewer shoelace holes and they are farther apart. If the shoelace holes are more and denser, it will look better. Black laces are better.)

It is normal for the tongue of a shoe to be crooked, especially for some sports shoes with soft tongues, which are more likely to be crooked. It is also related to your normal walking. Generally, if you don't walk with your feet straight, the tongue will be slightly crooked. If the tongue is softer, it will be more likely to be crooked. Tightening the shoelaces is a good way. If there is a buckle on the tongue, it will be very convenient. There is also a more relaxed way: after tying the shoelaces, pull the tongue outside the shoelaces, so that the tongue can be tilted, which is comfortable and stylish.

1. People's foot problems. The instep of a person's foot is neither flat nor symmetrical, with the top bone close to the instep and the middle facing inward. Therefore, when we wear shoes, the pressure of the instep on the tongue will push the tongue outward, especially when exercising, the deviation will be more obvious.

2. Problems with walking posture. Many people have a non-standard walking posture. They habitually tilt their feet to one side, which can cause the tongue of the shoe to shift.

3. Tongue material. Some shoes have smooth and thin tongue materials, which are more likely to cause tongue deviation.