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Counterpoint: I have indoor-only shoes, and I feel a lot like Mr. Rogers when I put them on. I put them on while working from home because it dramatically incr
by linsomniac 3y ago
Counterpoint: I have indoor-only shoes, and I feel a lot like Mr. Rogers when I put them on. I put them on while working from home because it dramatically increases the likelihood that I will take a break and walk on the treadmill during work.
- JohnFen 3y agoThis is what I do. They're technically "slippers", but they have actual soles so I consider them slip-on shoes.
- groovy2shoes 3y agoHere in the South we call them "house shoes".
- dillydogg 3y agoI love my pair of house shoes. I think I like my winter ones more and was sad to put them away in February.
- cmiller1 3y agoI just run on my treadmill in socks.
- monkeywork 3y agodoes this not cause grip issues?
- OriginalPenguin 3y agoPeople run marathons without shoes, so I don’t think grip would be an issue.
- cmiller1 3y agoNot at all, the treadmill is pretty grippy. I'd do it barefoot but the rough treadmill surface actually gave me friction burns the few times I tried it.