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As it's going to be used only in controlled circumstances, they don't really need to be actual shoes, something like a sandal would be enough, and those should
by snogglethorpe 13y ago
As it's going to be used only in controlled circumstances, they don't really need to be actual shoes, something like a sandal would be enough, and those should have fewer fitting issues... and it could also accept standard inner-soles for a more comfy feel. A larger size without an inner-sole could indeed probably just be used over normal shoes.
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- Whitespace 13y agoThe parent wasn't "spreading nonsense about serious medical problems [they] know nothing about," they were talking about the shoes in video and how they could perhaps be modified to be more comfortable or applicable to other shoe designs. Your medical issues sound serious and I'm sorry they cause you excruciating pain, but please don't assume people know of and/or were referencing your particular issues before you specified what those issues were.
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- yaddayadda 13y agoI'm pretty sure @nknighthb is thinking about something along the lines of strap-on overshoes, such as http://www.amazon.com/Stabilicers-Original-Heavy-Traction-Cleat/dp/B0011W6OOM%3FSubscriptionId%3DAKIAILSHYYTFIVPWUY6Q%26tag%3Dduckduckgo-z-20%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB0011W6OOM http://www.amazon.com/Stabilicers-Original-Heavy-Traction-Cl... I've tried both the rubberband type and the sandal-type (linked to above) and there are challenges to both. The rubberband type fit better, but are hard to put on (particularly when sitting in a driver's seat in the cold - but this wouldn't be as big a problem for the Omni). The sandal-type aren't secure enough, so they flop or slide (this would be a very big deal for the Omni).