sneakers/converse?

[theonebehindtheglass]

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[visitor9000]

My old thread from almost a year ago:

viewtopic.php?f=11&t=36529

Could maybe be convinced to take more shots, but I haven't been doing any insertions for a long time so I'd be out of practice.

I've looked around a lot, trust me, and for some reason it doesn't seem to be a thing that people do (or at least take pictures/videos of). If there's shoe insertion, it's always heels or flats. This is probably because it's just physically impossible/painful for the majority of sneakers; since they're meant for traction, there's just too many rough textures. It would take forever to sand them down. Converse only work because they're not very skid-resistant in the first place.

I seem to remember there was some other dude that did the same thing with some Puma trainers; can't find that thread at the moment though. Even though they were small and flexible, it was still difficult - he had to compress them using duct tape.