watdaflock?
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Did you read the link?
What causes friction? The shoe moving around because of improper fit and rubbing against your skin.
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Did you read the link?
bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
Simpletons? Here's a fact...you make 12 bucks an hour....these guys make almost 3x that. You have no idea of the long term effects of this job on ANY PART of your body. Come back after working here for a decade...and let us know how your legs feel...especially your knees.
ChickenLegs
Safety Expert
bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
Did you read the blister prevention section?
watdaflock?
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Great rebuttal to my facts provided on what causes your legs and feet to be tired.
You sound like the normal
who thinks they won a debate responding, "eff you!"
watdaflock?
Well-Known Member
What makes you think my position and years with the company has to do with my education history and studies on biomechanics?
watdaflock?
Well-Known Member
Ever heard the old saying "put a band aid on it?" as for a temporary fix? Its an immediate help but it's not a permanent resolve to the problem.
That analogy is perfect for our subject. Changing socks, taping or adding a band aid is not resolving whats causing the blister = the shoe and its friction from rubbing against your foot.
As Cosmo would say.....3 2 1
Great rebuttal to my facts provided on what causes your legs and feet to be tired.
You sound like the normal
So what are your plans in life with your expertise in the legs and feet?
Sounds like a foot fetish.
bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
Great rebuttal to my facts provided on what causes your legs and feet to be tired.
You sound like the normal
Like I said...you have no idea of the long term effects of this job on ANY PART of your body. Come back after working here for a decade....and see how your legs feel....esepcially your knees. Hell, come back when you're vested...don't work here a friggin year and think you're an expert on anything related to putting 100's of miles on your feet and legs.
watdaflock?
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TooTechie
Geek in Brown
Blisters on your feet are caused by a number of things including shoes that don't fit well and wet feet and socks as when the socks get wet they stick to the feet and rub up against the shoe. Bottom line is you tried to tell people who are on their feet performing a highly physical function 10 hours a day that "the weight of the shoe has nothing to do with your legs getting tired" which made you look like an ignorant horse's rear end.
bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
Oh well...if you're so educated...why are humping cardboard for 12....oh excuse me, 11.50/hr? lol annnnnnd I'm done. I will be in Nothingness Fluff posted half nude selfies....
watdaflock?
Well-Known Member
Since we are now talking knees, would you like me to explain how proper fitting shoes and supporting any pronation issues greatly effects your ACL, PCL and MCL? Nah' never mind. I'll let you try learning something new.
Good luck with your next shoes and focusing on their weight.
watdaflock?
Well-Known Member
Choice.
Thousands of dollars in debt and can't find a job with a degree in footology?
TooTechie
Geek in Brown
Aspiring gym teacher...
bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
Nope....as long as my boots are comfortable..I'm good. Good luck on breaking a $200 paycheck...
watdaflock?
Well-Known Member
Just because the majority is ignorant it doesn't make you right.
A few grams difference in shoes will not make your legs more tired no matter what job you are doing for how long.
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