How to hide the laces of sneakers How to prevent creases on sneakers

Most shoes on the market now have shoelaces, and many of them are very long, so it is very inconvenient to wear the shoelaces, and it is not beautiful. Therefore, we need to know how to hide the shoelaces of sneakers? How to prevent creases on sneakers?

1. After the shoelaces go around the back of the tongue, pull the length outward evenly; 2. After the shoelaces on side a are passed from the inside to the outside, find the b4 eyelet and pass it in from the outside to the inside; (Find the 4th eyelet for 8 eyelets and the 3rd eyelet for 6 eyelets, in order to make the weaving ratio evenly distributed.) 3. Continue to pass the shoelaces from the outside to the inside into the a7 hole; 4. Continue to pass the shoelaces twice according to the above method until all the eyelets on side b are passed through; 5. The shoelaces on side b are passed from the outside to the inside into the a3 hole, and then passed from the inside to the outside out of the a2 hole; 6. Do the same as on side a, after passing the shoelaces back and forth between the remaining eyelets on both sides, hide the remaining small section of shoelaces inside the shoe and you are done.

Prepare cotton swabs, cooking oil and hand cream. 2. Wipe the sneakers clean, then use a cotton swab dipped in cooking oil to apply a layer of cooking oil on the creases. 3. Then squeeze out an appropriate amount of hand cream. 4. Apply hand cream evenly on the creases of the shoes. Hand cream can effectively soften the leather. 5. Leave the shoes in a cool and ventilated place for one night. Shoes will wrinkle as long as you exercise after wearing them. This is unavoidable. Shoes will generally wrinkle after being worn for a period of time, but the number of wrinkles varies, and the severity or mildness of the wrinkles varies. This is an inevitable result of the characteristics determined by the characteristics of leather, which is a matter of sooner or later. If you take good care of the shoes, you can slow down the wrinkles or reduce the degree of wrinkles. If you don't take good care of them, it will happen earlier. So if you want your shoes to have fewer wrinkles, you should pay attention to the usual care of the shoes.

Cross-lacing method: 1. Pass the shoelaces through the bottom No. 1 eyelet on the left and right sides, then pinch the right shoelace and pass it through the No. 2 eyelet on the same side, and then through the No. 3 eyelet on the left side. The left shoelace is also passed through twice to form an interlaced shoelace. 2. Pass the shoelaces through the upper eyelets on the same side at the same time, repeat the method of interlacing the shoelaces in step 1. 3. Finally, pass the shoelaces through the eyelets on the same side to make it easy to tie them together. Invisible straight-line lacing method: 1. Pass the shoelaces through the bottom No. 1 eyelet on the left and right sides, and try to make the length of the shoelaces on both sides the same. 2. Pass the shoelace on one side through the No. 2 eyelet on the same side first, and then through the No. 2 eyelet on the opposite side, so that a non-crossed shoelace is worn. 3. Repeat step 2, the shoelace on the same side first passes through a shoe hole upwards, and then passes parallel to the shoe hole on the opposite side. 4. Repeat the weaving until all the shoe holes are worn. Advanced interlacing method: 1. The shoelaces are evenly passed through the two eyelets at the bottom, just like ordinary shoelace lacing, but it is important to pass through the third eyelet at the same time, leaving the second eyelet free. 2. After the shoelaces are crossed once, they are passed down through the second eyelet on the same side. The remaining steps are the same as step 1, but there is no need to leave the eyelet free, but to pass down one space. 3. Still follow the original steps, weave back and forth in a horizontal figure 8, and when you encounter overlapping shoelace parts, pass them up and down and then into the eyelet, so that the shoelaces look better. 4. After repeatedly weaving up and down according to the above steps, you will eventually get the evolved version of the figure 8 shoelace lacing method.

The gap between the foot and the back of the shoe should be moderate. Generally speaking, after the toe touches the tip of the shoe, the heel can be inserted one finger. If the gap between the back and the foot is too loose, the back of the shoe will not be able to exert force and will not follow the foot, making walking difficult and the steps unstable; if it is too tight, the back of the shoe will rub the foot, causing blisters on the foot, and in severe cases, injury and bleeding. The shoes should be moderately fat or thin. If they are too fat, the feet will easily move left and right in the shoes, and will deviate left and right when walking. If the road conditions are bad or you are climbing a slope, it is easier to sprain your feet, and the shoes are also easy to deform. If they are too thin, your feet will be pinched, and your toes are most likely to be injured. They will be squeezed and hurt, and they will become deformed over time. If they are too thin, the instep will be squeezed, which will cause blood circulation to be blocked, causing fatigue and pain. Keep a certain distance between the toes and the toe. There should be at least 7 mm to 10 mm of space between the toes and the toe. When people walk, the soles of their feet will be stretched to a certain extent, and due to inertia, every step will have a forward force. However, the friction between the sole and the foot is much smaller than the friction between the sole and the ground. Relatively speaking, the foot tends to move forward in the shoe, so there must be a certain distance.