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Re-using the insoles from Clarks shoes
scully_its_me
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Hello,
Just wanted to share a little tip with you.Some of Clarks shoes(not all of them) have really well structured moulded insoles in them which will simply lift out of the shoes.The winter before last I saved the insoles from a pair of really good boots when I came to throw them out.
I used these insoles inside two different changes of boots for a whole year including the next winter so my boots were extra springy and comfortable(you might need to wear any new boots for a while before they have given enough to be comfortable when you put the insoles in)
They are now being used inside a pair of sneakers/baseball boot/flat type of shoe and still going strong although I really will have to part with them soon!
From what I can gather really good insoles like these cost a lot in the shops when you buy them on their own.
Just wanted to share a little tip with you.Some of Clarks shoes(not all of them) have really well structured moulded insoles in them which will simply lift out of the shoes.The winter before last I saved the insoles from a pair of really good boots when I came to throw them out.
I used these insoles inside two different changes of boots for a whole year including the next winter so my boots were extra springy and comfortable(you might need to wear any new boots for a while before they have given enough to be comfortable when you put the insoles in)
They are now being used inside a pair of sneakers/baseball boot/flat type of shoe and still going strong although I really will have to part with them soon!
From what I can gather really good insoles like these cost a lot in the shops when you buy them on their own.
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