Every shoe always left foot. I get good mileage still around 2000 miles a shoe but I could get 3000 if I could find out why.
It even happens running barefoot, my 4th pinky the skin underneath rubs raw yet every other toe and my right foot is fine and I can go quite long on the roads barefoot.
Only thing I can think is it's because my left foot is wider? Is it supination?
whyohwhy wrote:
Every shoe always left foot. I get good mileage still around 2000 miles a shoe but I could get 3000 if I could find out why.
It even happens running barefoot, my 4th pinky the skin underneath rubs raw yet every other toe and my right foot is fine and I can go quite long on the roads barefoot.
Only thing I can think is it's because my left foot is wider? Is it supination?
It could be a leg length discrepancy which means the shorter leg has stronger impact to the ground resulting in more wear and tear with the shorter leg shoe.
Because the left does all the work in this country. The right just tries to keep up.
Everyone knows that.
Left is evil and wants to destroy the shoe. Right is good and, if you pay close attention, you'll see it actually repairs the shoe.
Switch the shoes to opposite feet and it will balance out
For me, its always the right shoe that wears out first. Usually the upper rips on that shoe, but in the past when I've had shoes with well designed uppers, the sole would wear a bit before the left shoe. For me, it has got to be something to do with my right foot being bigger than the left, so maybe it is for you too.
Bad Wigins wrote:
Left is evil and wants to destroy the shoe. Right is good and, if you pay close attention, you'll see it actually repairs the shoe.
Switch the shoes to opposite feet and it will balance out
You guys need to stop with this right foot/left foot stuff
Here is the truth. "Let me tell you the story of the right hand and the left hand." "There it is, Love and Hate,"
Peace.
It could be any number of things to do with your mechanics. All that really tells us is that you are putting more repetitive force to that part of the left shoe. Without seeing your full-body running mechanics - it’s hard to say where the problem is - and thus the long term solution.
Do you breathe on a two-step/four-step rhythm? You could try inhaling for three steps, exhaling for two.
whyohwhy wrote:
Every shoe always left foot. I get good mileage still around 2000 miles a shoe but I could get 3000 if I could find out why.
It even happens running barefoot, my 4th pinky the skin underneath rubs raw yet every other toe and my right foot is fine and I can go quite long on the roads barefoot.
Only thing I can think is it's because my left foot is wider? Is it supination?
You overpronate on the left.
So do I.
That's why
There I said it wrote:
Because the left does all the work in this country. The right just tries to keep up.
Everyone knows that.
If you're implying that the working class identifies as "left" that's not the case. Exit polls for the last 3 election cycles showed white working class voters voted Republican. There's also been a major shift to the right among working class Latinos. The Left now focuses on fringe social causes like providing trans BDSM teddy bears to toddlers rather than Nader-esque class consciousness.
