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[glaman5266]

Originally Posted by Shiba-Kun

I used to think they'd trap moisture (STINKY!) in my shoes, but I guess I have enough shoes to rotate among them and it hasn't been a problem at all.

If they do ever start to stink, put a dryer sheet in each of your shoes. Works wonders for my work boots.

[Spider!]

Originally Posted by glaman5266

If they do ever start to stink, put a dryer sheet in each of your shoes. Works wonders for my work boots.

While you're not wearing them, right?

[Shiba-Kun]

Originally Posted by Spider!

While you're not wearing them, right?

LOLS!

If you go to your local drugstore or even sporting goods store, they sell little hollow balls with air freshners that you can also put into your shoes.

[glaman5266]

Originally Posted by Spider!

While you're not wearing them, right?

Correct, lol.
My work boots reek something nasty when I get home. With dryer sheets I can't tell they're there.

[Spider!]

Originally Posted by Shiba-Kun

LOLS!

If you go to your local drugstore or even sporting goods store, they sell little hollow balls with air freshners that you can also put into your shoes.

Those would really hurt.

Sadly, I know people that would try to wear shoes with sheets or balls added, and I also know people that really need to wear shoes with sheets or balls added.

[Sir Brass]

A company called InGenius has a line of socks that are both wool outer sock and liner sock sewn together. BRILLIANT. I wore those socks all the time when I did hard labor (like construction or anything requiring work boots), hiking, or paintballing. Change them out like normal socks, but they do do well. They're expensive (about $13/pair), however, but definitely have protected my feet from my Rothco combat boots (and they're comfy).