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Use Non Slip Shoe Grips to Save Slipping

Updated on June 17, 2013

Simple Non Slip Shoe Grips Saves Broken Bones and Life Time Injuries

Non slip shoe grips help prevent accidents on the ever increasing slippery surfaces created in our shopping malls and towns. For some strange reason slick surfaces that allow water to glide dangerously on their surfaces are preferred.

That combined with fashion shoes also with little or no grip are storing up dangerous accidents that could so easily be avoided with better paving design.

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Non Slip Shoe Grips for Everyone

Until better paving is designed we have to do the best we can to avoid slips and that means non slip shoe grips . Youngsters don't think of this - but they should. Fall wrong and you can be badly injured or worse still paralyzed. So the cost of anything that will avoid that be it non slip shoe grips, cleats or special soles all help to avoid the dangers and allow us to continue our lives concentrating on more pressing matters.

The No Slip Shoe Grip Concept

The no slip shoe grip concept is a great idea but one were shoes and boots designed better that we should not need. It is unfortunate that we do. They are simple to use, just stick them onto the soles of your shoes ideally before you start using them.

They are discrete so that you can still be fashion conscious and look great. They simply save you slipping.

The No slip shoe grip Is Not Fool Proof

The no slip shoe grip is not fool proof like anything there are times where added caution is needed, they save many slips and falls however sometimes like anything the surface is just that much too slippy and you may go over. They are designed to stop most falls and having gone over a couple of times myself I am ever in pursuit of shoes and boots that will grip stupid or badly maintained surfaces. These do help if you are wearing dainty shoes.

Nonslip shoes are Better

Ideally if you can you want to START with nonslip shoes then you won't need these grips. I have found these hard to come by in the fashion shops and even the sports shops leave little to be desired, but if you can start with these if not then some form of shoe grips are better than none and these work fine. Just get something.

Non slip shoe inserts

Although non slip shoe inserts are meant to stop your foot slipping in the shoe and not the shoe on the surface, properly fitting shoes help prevent you going over on the edge of your foot and thus slipping.

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