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Hee hee - not that I have ever, ever had running shoes that fir, but those are appropriate for some feet!
When I was in high school, all the popular girls wore white Tretorn sneakers (with red stripes, the school colors) and all laced the exact same way. I wasn't in that clique, and I deliberately laced my sneaks the opposite way.
http://media2.hickorees.com/image/Tr...iteNavy_L1.jpg
Not that we have odd feet in my family, but I look at that graphic and immediately identify each one by who should use that technique - right Lady's Human?
Let's see, if we go by the numbers ...
1. whoever stubbed a toe most recently, LH, Eldest niece, next niece down ....
2. me at least
3. Ma, were she still around, niece #2 who inherited it
4. Big Brudder's wife, son
5. Big Brudder
6. Me, Big Sister ....
There's no technique listed for repeatedly blown out ankle causing instability in the foot and occasional collapses.
(which is why I wear boots damned near every day of the week)
Yeah, would "hi-top sneakers" like classic Converse help?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lady's Human