New work boots hurting your feet? Here is how to fix them FOR FREE!

Introduction:

G'Day I'm Tyson Golder from Golder's Roma Toowoomba and TBone Longreach and I'm here today to talk to you about the two things that you can do to stop your new work boots (or shoes in general) from giving you sore feet. Plus, stick around until the end of this article to get an extra bonus tip that we recommend everyone does when they purchase any type of new footwear.

First tip:

So if you've bought a new pair of boots and you've put them on and they're tight, one of the first things that you can do, which people won't tell you, is to pull the inner sole out of the boot. Try the boots on without the inner sole, this gives you more room in your shoe and will actually make the boot into a wider fit. Typically, everyone I tell this too says that the boot is way more comfortable like this.

Now you'll go, but what about the inner sole, well it wasn't that long ago that boots didn't even have inner soles. Now, the inner sole is designed to be more comfortable, however, if your boot in crippling you then obviously if removing the inner sole fixes this then that is the way to go.

After a week or so (maybe less) when they're starting to stretch put your inner soles back in and see if your boots now fit better.

But that's the first thing that I would do to stop sore feet from new boots.

Second tip:

Then the second thing is to make sure that you don't have them laced up too tight because sometimes they're pre-laced you need to go right down the bottom and loosen off every one of the laces. This can give your feet way more room and stop your boots from hurting.

Bonus tip:

Now for the bonus tip I promised! This one is a simple one but no one really does it anymore and that is to make sure that you take your old boots with you and slowly break the new ones in instead of doing a whole day and expecting and that they will be comfortable from the get go. Wear the new boots for an hour or two at a time for a couple of days and swap back to your old boots until the new ones are properly broken in. If you can't do that and you can't carry two boots where you're going, just wear them around the house to start the "stretching and breaking in" process. Obviously it is best to do this before they're dirty!

Once you have done that then start wearing them on the weekends or do small jobs like going to the rubbish dump. You will find that once you have done this for a week or even less then you wont have half the problem that people experience with new boots.

Conclusion:

Once your feet are Irritated you got big problems because if your feet aren't happy you won't be happy so there's some tips that i would be giving my recommendations on how to stop sore feet from new boots these boots are also available if you want great comfortable boots we've got a fantastic range and they all come with Tyson Golder’s 100% Happiness Guarantee and they're all available at Golders Roma Toowoomba and TBone Longreach.

I'm Tyson Golder and you have a good day.