Share a hiking shoe preservation method

Last edited by dredge on 2024-11-3 13:45From time to time, I hear that some donkeys have encountered the dilemma of hiking shoes' soles peeling off when they climb mountains. For a rookie like me who is not a hard climber, I can't wear my thousands of dollars hiking shoes more than a few times a year. It's a pity that they will be broken in a few years. I have seen some analyses that the soles are degumming because of the aging of the glue and the sole material, and the driving factor is the penetration of water vapour and oxidation. Then in a vacuum environment or container air water molecules and oxygen eliminated, perhaps can extend the life of hiking shoes. So I got the vacuum bag and baby warmer combination. The heating principle of the warm baby is to absorb the water molecules and oxygen in the air to produce a chemical reaction exothermic. You need to stuff something dry in your shoes, so as not to deform them when vacuuming.2024-11-3 09:22 uploaded