One of the worst parts of rock climbing can break a pair of
new shoes. Often, climbing shoes can be very painful so as to remove it after
each route or stone problem becomes a requirement. Part of this comes from an
old school mentality that climbs shoes must be denser than the crab ass. It's
really not true, and finding shoes that match your feet correctly can solve a
lot of unnecessary pain when you go out on crag.
However, even shoes that are properly installed will be
rigid outside the box and need breaking time. Now read carefully: The following
method will not stretch the rubber shoes. However, they will work to stretch
the upper skin and provide the extra room of your toes where they need it most.
Your new
shoe lace.
Take your new rock climbing shoes outside the box. Make sure
you delete all packaging and stickers that might be in shoes or in Sol. put
your feet into the shoes and lace its right, but it's not too tight.
Enter the
hot water bathroom.
Correctly. With your new rock climbing shoes, enter the hot
shower. Make sure that the shoes are really soaked with hot water as they are
on your feet. It also helps shake your toes to begin to stretch and shape the
skin.
Take a walk
with shoes on your feet.
With shoes still wet, walk around your house. Save them
until they start feeling drying.
Shoe goods
with newspapers.
Shoe goods with newspapers to continue the drying process.
Before the shoes are completely dry, take it into it. This will help to shape
it further to your feet, especially in the position that your feet will climb.
After climbing, put more newspapers to dry them.
Repeat as
needed.
It may need some process repetitions to get your shoes to
the point where they are fully formed to your feet.
Remove all
packaging from your new shoes.
Take your new rock climbing shoes outside the box. Make sure
you delete all packaging and stickers that might be in shoes or in Sol.
Freeze your
shoes.
Take two zip lock bags (one for each shoe) and fill it with
water until they are approximately the size of your feet. Place the bag filled
with water to your climbing shoes and lace loosely around the bag. Place your
shoes into the freezer and leave it all night.
SOURCE: THESHOESHUB.COM
