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Wet shoes...
Hey,
so today i set out for a ride and all was good and sunny in biking land. then it started raining. all was still good because it was warm and the ride ended up being quite enjoyable except for two minor problems. 1. i lost a bolt/washer for my spd-sl cleat and unclipping was a pain...not a problem because ill just hit up the lbs later and grab another. 2. my shoes are completely soaked through...what do you do to dry them off quickly (or do you just not do anything)? i thought about putting them in the dryer on this shoe rack thing we have but im afraid the heat may affect the plastic soles. Thanks for the help |
Stuff them tightly with crumpled up newspaper. they will be good to go real quick.
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Wet shoes? I went into an empty public bathroom and used the hand-dryer on it. Sounds smelly but hey, better than riding in a pair of soaked shoes and socks :D
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Originally Posted by andretan
Wet shoes? I went into an empty public bathroom and used the hand-dryer on it. Sounds smelly but hey, better than riding in a pair of soaked shoes and socks :D
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The newspaper idea is a good one because it wicks the moisture out of the leather. You can change the paper after a couple of hours and help speed up the process.
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Originally Posted by ewitz
Stuff them tightly with crumpled up newspaper. they will be good to go real quick.
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Originally Posted by MediaCreations
The newspaper idea is a good one because it wicks the moisture out of the leather. You can change the paper after a couple of hours and help speed up the process.
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That's what my mom taught me to do to dry shoes. Seems to be mom's standard procedure everywhere. Genetic memory?
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Originally Posted by andretan
Wet shoes? I went into an empty public bathroom and used the hand-dryer on it. Sounds smelly but hey, better than riding in a pair of soaked shoes and socks :D
Newspaper is the best idea. |
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