Friday, July 31, 2009

1. Does walking shoes ever has to be replace. If it does, when does walking shoes suppose to be replace?

2. Does walking shoes ever has to be replace. If it does, when does running shoes suppose to be replace?





3. Does casual shoes ever has to be replace. If it does, when does casual shoes suppose to be replace?





4. Does dress shoes ever has to be replace. If it does, when does dress shoes suppose to be replace?





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1. Does walking shoes ever has to be replace. If it does, when does walking shoes suppose to be replace?
1. You need to replace running/walking shoes after around 100-150 miles of running/walking. You'll start wearing them down and it could injure your feet.


2. Casual shoes need to be replaced if they look worn out or start to fall apart.


3. Dress shoes, in addition to #2,only need to be replaced when they go out of style.
Reply:walking shoes.. get a new pair when they stop giving *** much support and comfort


dress shoes - get a new pair when they get old, or scuffed and just don't look good anymore


and personally, I don't throw out casual shoes until they're falling off of my feet!
Reply:does walking shoes....lol...really...





dont u mean....Do???





and yes they do...
Reply:Walking shoes: I would replace them if I was walking and got sprayed by a skunk, or I went to kick away a pesty dog and he growled and attacked my foot and my shoe got halfway eaten by his vicious, snarly, sharp teeth.





Casual shoes: After awhile, they go out of style. So, if people started making comments like:


*Guess you didn't hear, the Spice Girls are soooo totally out of style now!


*John Travolta called, he wants his disco shoes back.





Dress shoes: When they pinch your toes because they were so cute and a great price you just had to have them. Yeah, so what if you only wear them once in awhile, pretty soon, you'll get these nasty bunions and huge disgusting callouses on your feet and you'll be saying..."If only I had replaced them with some of those old lady nurse white shoes."
Reply:common sense tells you when they are worn out.
Reply:Hi there. Common sense dictates that any type of shoe is replaced when they are worn out. This also depends how well the owner of the shoes takes care of his/her shoes. Most replace shoes yearly.Have a nice day.
Reply:running--3 months 4 real runners


walking-- replace soles or shoes in 6-12 months


casual shoes-- buy 3-4 pr at a time %26amp; rotate-- will last years





dress shoes--replace when out of style
Reply:1. walking shoes will soon wear thin, and sometimes the sides may split. when this starts to occur, you know you need to buy a new pair! generally good-quality, expensive walking shoes last a long time, depending on your purpose for them.


3. when it becomes difficult to walk in casual shoes, or they begin to look a bit ratty, its time to buy a new pair.


4. dress shoes probably need to be replaced less often because you wouldn't wear them as muchas casual shoes or walking shoes. when they look a bit old and mangled, replace them.





also, please check your grammar in future. because shoes are plural, you us 'do' instead of 'does'.
Reply:All shoes should be replaced when they are either old and worn out or if they are just plain old smelly.
Reply:My rule of thumb is if it ain't broked don't fix it or replace it.


You know yo should have more than one pair,
Reply:Supposedly, after every 50 or 500 miles, or so I've read.
Reply:Does fish swim?


Does stars come out at night?


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Of course they does and all types of shoe does need replacing when worn out
Reply:yes to all and about a year anda half for all!
Reply:Yes, to all questions... when u felt that they need to be replaced, they can be replaced...





Cos different person got different habits of the when their shoes to be replaced...





Some replaced it just because they felt the shoes are out of fashion, some felt that the shoes already wear and tear...





so really depends on the individuals....



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