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- 5 Easy Hacks to Customize and Perfect Your Shoes - Runner's World
- Fashion Insiders Are Crowning These the It Shoes of 2019 - WHOWHATWEAR
- Adidas releases shoes inspired by Game of Thrones - FirstCoastNews.com WTLV-WJXX
- Man Arrested for Stealing More Than $50,000 in Goat Shoes - WWD
| 5 Easy Hacks to Customize and Perfect Your Shoes - Runner's World Posted: 11 Mar 2019 03:10 PM PDT We celebrate and glorify running shoes at Runner's World, but we also aren't afraid to modify and customize them. After all, they're a tool to help you accomplish your goals. Here are our favorite tweaks to make footwear meet our needs. No-Slip Grip Trevor Raab You don't need a fancy traction device to run on snow and ice. Hit the hardware store for #10 x 3/8-inch hex-head screws. Drilling into the thickest parts of the sole, add six on the forefoot and four on the heel. You can take them out quickly (with a power drill) to run in dry conditions, and replace the screws when they wear down.
Lace to Fit Trevor Raab A few years ago, we got shoes that were missing a top eyelet. The heel slipped, so we grabbed a pair of hole-punch pliers and added our own. These pliers are essential for runners who want to adjust the lacing of their shoes to fix fit issues.
Install Drainage Trevor Raab A problem with too many shoes is that when water gets in through the top, there's no way for it to get out. Break out a ¼-inch drill bit and add six holes through the thinnest spots on the forefoot. When you run, you'll pump the water out.
Patch It Up Trevor Raab A common tool for runners until recently was Shoe Goo. Parts were always coming loose on shoes. That doesn't happen much anymore, but occasionally a rubber patch will work loose. Just add a dab of glue and stick it back on.  Amazon What you need: Shoe Goo Repair Adhesive $6 BUY NOW Let 'Em Breathe Trevor Raab If you find a new shoe causes blisters on your pinky toe late in runs when your feet swell, or presses a little too much on a bunion. Take an X-Acto knife to the upper and cut a window, or make small slits over the areas of pressure for extra room.
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| Fashion Insiders Are Crowning These the It Shoes of 2019 - WHOWHATWEAR Posted: 11 Mar 2019 09:00 PM PDT  It's time to discuss one of this editor's favorite topics: shoes. Most importantly, which shoe styles will matter in 2019, including the exact pairs that fashion insiders are adding into their wardrobes. To find out exactly which shoe styles are set to explode in the year ahead, I asked the fashion set to share which ones they've already been wearing on repeat and the ones that are currently sitting in their shopping carts. Ahead, see the cool styles fashion insiders are calling out as the It shoes of 2019. With picks ranging from round-toe boots and logo slides to platform sneakers and graffiti pumps making the cut, there are plenty of new trends to keep an eye out for in the coming year. Based in locales across the globes (L.A., London, Paris, Amsterdam, are more), these insiders are giving us the download on which It shoes to wear in 2019.  |
| Adidas releases shoes inspired by Game of Thrones - FirstCoastNews.com WTLV-WJXX Posted: 12 Mar 2019 05:39 AM PDT Winter is coming... but that's not all. Adidas and HBO's wildly successful show, Game of Thrones, announced Monday on Facebook that they are partnering up to release a sneaker line inspired by the Seven Kingdoms. The Adidas x Game of Thrones ultra-boost running shoes "have a lightweight knit upper that allows your foot to splay naturally through the gait cycle." The shoes are available in a wide variety of colors and designs, each individually inspired by themes within the series.  House Stark ultra-boost shoes are grey of course, with intricate black detailing and a white-grey wolf colored knit. With these shoes, it's highly unlikely that anyone is going to tell you that "you know nothing".  Adidas On the flip side, the Targaryen inspired kicks are full of vibrant color and character, much like the Mother of Dragons herself. These shoes have a charcoal black heel with a gradual transition into a fiery knit top. Reborn from the ashes, these shoes are one of the most iconic pieces in the collection.  Adidas These, and all the other Game of Thrones inspired shoes will be available for order starting March 22 at 10 a.m. Click here to see the full line.  |
| Man Arrested for Stealing More Than $50,000 in Goat Shoes - WWD Posted: 11 Mar 2019 01:34 PM PDT  Consumers are still craving fashion sneakers. Just ask Goat, the resell platform for high-fashion sneakers that recently got a $100 million investment from Foot Locker. In fact, the demand is so high that some people have turned to unorthodox methods of acquiring them. On Sunday, police arrested a man for allegedly breaking in to Goat's Secaucus, N.J., warehouse and trying to steal numerous pairs of fashionable footwear. According to police reports, Daqwaun Ralls was caught red-handed in the building's stairwell with "burglar tools." But this wasn't the first time Goat's warehouse has been broken into. Last October, the property was burglarized and 16 pairs of sneakers worth more than $6,000 went missing. The following month, 31 pairs of sneakers — worth more than $23,000 — vanished after the warehouse was robbed. Then in January, Goat's warehouse was hit again. This time an additional $23,000 in sneakers were taken. During the most recent incident, police said they found Ralls' car running nearby. Video surveillance captured the Bronx resident's vehicle on tape during the prior break-ins. "Additionally, evidence gathered from the previous burglaries and evidence gathered as a result of Daqwaun Ralls' arrest on March 10, 2019, confirmed that he had burglarized Goat on these four occasions," police records state. Daqwaun Ralls was charged with multiple counts of burglary, theft and criminal mischief, among other things. Goat, a managed marketplace for sneakers, merged with Flight Club, a sneaker consignment store, in early 2018. The brands continue to operate as separate companies under one umbrella. The $100 million investment from Foot Locker only helped to further elevate Goat into mainstream status. But the sneaker obsession has been in the works for some time. Sales of fashion footwear, which include sports leisure and stylish shoes, such as boots and sandals, topped more than $60 billion in 2018, according to The NPD Group, "as comfort became almost synonymous with fashion," Beth Goldstein, executive director at the research firm, wrote in a recent report. Goat declined to comment.  |
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