The soles of sneakers squeak when walking

Many people in our daily life like to wear sneakers, because they are not only very comfortable to wear, but also very convenient when doing outdoor activities. They are more convenient and easier than high heels and leather shoes. However, some sneakers will make a squeaking sound on the soles when walking. What's going on? Let me give you a detailed introduction below.

If your shoes squeak when you walk, you can sprinkle powder or ink inside the shoes, stuff paper inside the shoes, or use shoe polish.

1. Dust

Sprinkle some powder inside your shoes. Sometimes, the squeaking noise can be caused by the friction between the insole and the sole. Talcum powder, baking soda, or cornstarch will all work. After taking out the insoles, sprinkle some powder on the soles of your shoes. Then put the insole back and see if the insole and sole fit better. If the insole cannot be removed, rub the powder into the edges of the sole. These powders can reduce friction between the insole and the shoe.

2. Paper jam

Stuff a paper towel or dryer sheet inside your shoe. If you don't have talcum powder on hand, using paper towels or dryer sheets can also help calm your shoes. Take the insole out first, then put the folded paper towels or dryer sheets in, and finally put the insole back into the shoe.

Shoe polish If the squeaking is coming from the soles of your shoes, you can try applying some powder to the bottoms and seams of the shoes. Just be careful when walking, because the friction between the soles of your shoes and the ground becomes smaller after applying the powder, making it easier for people to slip. Or try applying some shoe polish or leather care solution to the seam between the shoe body and the sole. Be careful not to apply too much, wipe off any excess polish, and let the shoes sit overnight before wearing them.

4. Wear socks

If you wear shoes without socks, sweat from your feet will create moisture, causing your shoes to squeak. Wearing socks may be able to stop the squeaking. Try wearing socks for a few days to see if the noise goes away.

5. The sound will stop after wearing it for a while

Some new shoes have a layer of sodium or polishing oil on the soles. After wearing the shoes for a while, the soles will be stuck with dirt and dust and the noise will stop.

It is also possible that the shoes squeak after wearing them for a while, which may be due to moisture inside the shoes. You can try removing the insoles or any movable parts of the shoes, and then hang the shoes and insoles to dry in a warm and dry place.

Reasons for the squeaking sound:

Over time, the air pressure in the mat changes due to changes in temperature or external air pressure, causing the sound caused by friction between the upper and lower surfaces of the mat.

Another problem is that the pylon material of the midsole has aged, the compression ratio has decreased, the midsole has collapsed, and the support has decreased. The weight of the whole body is borne by the air cushion, and the friction caused by excessive compression of the air cushion during exercise usually occurs more often in full-palm air sole cases. There is no solution. Just pay more attention when buying shoes in the future.