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how to dry cycling shoes
by：Glory Footwear
2020-04-24
Most bike shoes are designed to be waterproof and moisture-proof.
In addition to the road conditions and elements that can be soaked in shoes on any day, there is a lot of sweat pouring into these shoes every time you travel, which may make dry shoes a constant hassle.
Cycling shoes must be handled with care because most of them are made of synthetic materials and can be bent at high temperatures.
Whether you \'ve just washed your shoes or need to dry them after a long day on the road, you can easily dry them overnight.
Description difficulty: easily loosen the laces or Velcro straps on the shoes and pull the tongue out to provide as much airflow as possible.
Tuck the newspaper into your bike shoe.
When the newspaper is kept overnight, it absorbs moisture.
If you are worried about the smell, add a scent dryer piece on the inside of each shoe.
Put your bike shoes in a dry place
Vents for the night.
If they are completely soaked, wind directly from the fan.
The prompt and warning articles written by Jonathan Crosswell took more than five years to write and edit for some newspapers and online publications including the \"Omaha World\"
The Herald and The New York Daily
\"Croswell has a bachelor\'s degree in English literature from the University of neblas in the United States and is currently pursuing a master\'s degree in health and sports science at Portland State University.
In addition to the road conditions and elements that can be soaked in shoes on any day, there is a lot of sweat pouring into these shoes every time you travel, which may make dry shoes a constant hassle.
Cycling shoes must be handled with care because most of them are made of synthetic materials and can be bent at high temperatures.
Whether you \'ve just washed your shoes or need to dry them after a long day on the road, you can easily dry them overnight.
Description difficulty: easily loosen the laces or Velcro straps on the shoes and pull the tongue out to provide as much airflow as possible.
Tuck the newspaper into your bike shoe.
When the newspaper is kept overnight, it absorbs moisture.
If you are worried about the smell, add a scent dryer piece on the inside of each shoe.
Put your bike shoes in a dry place
Vents for the night.
If they are completely soaked, wind directly from the fan.
The prompt and warning articles written by Jonathan Crosswell took more than five years to write and edit for some newspapers and online publications including the \"Omaha World\"
The Herald and The New York Daily
\"Croswell has a bachelor\'s degree in English literature from the University of neblas in the United States and is currently pursuing a master\'s degree in health and sports science at Portland State University.
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