LifestyleAnti-slip solutions: Tips for securing your step this winter

Anti-slip solutions: Tips for securing your step this winter

Slippery shoes can be a real nuisance in the winter. To avoid painful falls, use inexpensive and proven methods. You will quickly eliminate the problem.

How to deal with slippery shoes?
How to deal with slippery shoes?
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Stylish high heels for an evening out or elegant loafers at the office can perfectly complement your outfit. However, slipping on a smooth surface can instantly dispel all the charm.

In such moments, we feel uncertain and fearful of the next steps. This frustrating feeling can not only ruin even the best-planned days, but it can also, in some cases, pose a threat to our health.

What to do about slippery shoes?

If you're wondering how to prevent your shoes from sliding, use the following tips:

Anti-slip stickers for shoes

One of the simplest methods to improve shoe grip is to use anti-slip stickers. They are particularly effective for high heels. Simply clean the shoe soles, peel off the protective films, and stick them in strategic places.

You can purchase them in many places, from physical shoe stores to online shopping platforms. They are usually affordable, making them an option for practically any budget.

An alternative could be using transparent silicone. Just apply a small amount in spots on the sole and leave it overnight to dry.

Hairspray on shoes

Hairspray can surprisingly be an effective way to improve shoe traction. The outer sole will become more textured. Simply spray a thin layer of hairspray to increase friction and prevent slipping. Be careful not to overdo it – too much product can make the sole sticky and adhere to the ground. Hairspray is easily accessible and inexpensive, making it an attractive alternative to more costly solutions.

Before you try this method, test it on a small shoe area. Ensure you use a spray that won't damage the material. It is also important to remember that the treatment must be repeated regularly in adverse conditions, such as rain or snow. This way, your steps will be more secure, and the risk of falling will be greatly reduced.

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