Running Shoes
The soles of my running shoes have been meticulously designed to provide me with the "ultimate running experience". Their outsoles are made from different types of carbon rubber - I count four colours in total - all with their own rebound characteristics. They are also threaded with different studdings, ridges and gullies to provide me with superior traction.
Unfortunately, as a result of being threaded, my running shoes also tend to accumulate unwanted substances underneath. The muck I collect in this way ranges from being slightly inconvenient to downright disgusting. I am happy to rinse off those at the low end of the scale when I get home, but those at the other end makes me want to dump my "high performance running machines" in the nearest rubbish bin.
So PLEASE, if you own a dog that you take for walks in public places, clean up after it.
1 comment:
Interesting article.
I appreciate you for making a good
point. I ordered
"Nike Little Flight Ball (TD)" from
shoedeals4u.com for my kid, he liked it the most. Unfortunately one day my kid also stamped dog shit. I cleaned it for him, but he is not at all interested in wearing it again. Shoes
again went in to box.
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