4 responses to “Help! My shoe is wearing out unevenly. What should I do?”
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Hello I’m construction worker doing construction it’s mandatory u wear composite toe/steel toe boot I’ve been n it for 25yrs my shoes wear down unevenly what can I do to prevent or correct this
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Hi Jimmy,
Thanks for reaching out! It sounds like your boots go through a lot—25 years in construction is no small feat! Uneven wear can be caused by several factors, including how you walk, the surfaces you work on, or even your posture. Here are a few things that might help:
✔ Rotate Your Boots – If possible, alternate between two pairs. This gives each pair time to recover, extending their lifespan.
✔ Check Your Insoles – Worn-out or unsupportive insoles can contribute to uneven wear. Consider replacing them regularly for better support.
✔ Get a Professional Fit – Sometimes, the way a boot fits can cause uneven wear. A good-fitting boot with proper arch support can make a big difference.
✔ Monitor Your Walking Pattern – If you notice you’re putting more pressure on one side of your foot, a podiatrist or shoe specialist may be able to help.
✔ Sole Repairs – If the wear isn’t too extreme, a cobbler might be able to resole your boots instead of replacing them entirely.Hope this helps! Let us know if you have any other questions.
Best regards,
Team Wolky
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Ihave had spinal fusion 9months ago and my left foot shoe wears out extremely more ont the left outer side supination could it be uneven foot hight
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Hi Phil,
Thank you for your comment, and we’re so sorry to hear you’re experiencing this discomfort.
Uneven shoe wear, especially after spinal surgery, can have various causes—like supination or a difference in leg length, as you mentioned. Unfortunately, we’re not medical experts, so we’re unable to give personal advice on this. We highly recommend consulting a podiatrist or physical therapist who can assess your posture, gait, and any underlying issues. They’ll be able to give you tailored advice—and possibly recommend insoles or adjustments to help you walk more comfortably.
We wish you all the best with your recovery and hope you’ll be feeling better soon!
Best regards,
Team Wolky
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4 responses to “Help! My shoe is wearing out unevenly. What should I do?”
Hello I’m construction worker doing construction it’s mandatory u wear composite toe/steel toe boot I’ve been n it for 25yrs my shoes wear down unevenly what can I do to prevent or correct this
Hi Jimmy,
Thanks for reaching out! It sounds like your boots go through a lot—25 years in construction is no small feat! Uneven wear can be caused by several factors, including how you walk, the surfaces you work on, or even your posture. Here are a few things that might help:
✔ Rotate Your Boots – If possible, alternate between two pairs. This gives each pair time to recover, extending their lifespan.
✔ Check Your Insoles – Worn-out or unsupportive insoles can contribute to uneven wear. Consider replacing them regularly for better support.
✔ Get a Professional Fit – Sometimes, the way a boot fits can cause uneven wear. A good-fitting boot with proper arch support can make a big difference.
✔ Monitor Your Walking Pattern – If you notice you’re putting more pressure on one side of your foot, a podiatrist or shoe specialist may be able to help.
✔ Sole Repairs – If the wear isn’t too extreme, a cobbler might be able to resole your boots instead of replacing them entirely.
Hope this helps! Let us know if you have any other questions.
Best regards,
Team Wolky
Ihave had spinal fusion 9months ago and my left foot shoe wears out extremely more ont the left outer side supination could it be uneven foot hight
Hi Phil,
Thank you for your comment, and we’re so sorry to hear you’re experiencing this discomfort.
Uneven shoe wear, especially after spinal surgery, can have various causes—like supination or a difference in leg length, as you mentioned. Unfortunately, we’re not medical experts, so we’re unable to give personal advice on this. We highly recommend consulting a podiatrist or physical therapist who can assess your posture, gait, and any underlying issues. They’ll be able to give you tailored advice—and possibly recommend insoles or adjustments to help you walk more comfortably.
We wish you all the best with your recovery and hope you’ll be feeling better soon!
Best regards,
Team Wolky