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I can understand the car part (pounds per square inch) but why would a person's feet have more than 35 psi? If I have something like 60 (30 per) square inches
by chillwaves 7y ago
I can understand the car part (pounds per square inch) but why would a person's feet have more than 35 psi? If I have something like 60 (30 per) square inches of feet, and I weigh 180lbs, would that be 3 psi for my feet? Even if only parts of my feet were striking the ground at a time, how would that be more than a car?
- ars 7y agoHigh heels. Also in this specific case we are talking about metal spiked ice shoes.
- chillwaves 7y agoThanks, that makes it very clear. All your posts are helpful. For example, I never before considered the implications of tire PSI.