Screw Your Running Shoes This Winter Season With 36 1/2" Sheet Metal Screws
| filed under: Running, RNNR
I subscribe to StrideBox and I found this postcard in the box that I wanted to share with you. If you plan to run all Winter long, you can make it through the snow and the ice with aplomb with just 36 1/2" sheet metal screws.
I subscribe to StrideBox and I found this postcard in the box that I wanted to share with you. If you plan to run all Winter long, you can make it through the snow and the ice with aplomb with just 36 1/2" sheet metal screws.Here's the card that I scanned for you:
Matt Carpenter from Skyrunner has all the detailed info on their site/blog but here's a fair use excerpt:
- "Sheet metal screws with hex heads are awesome because the head on them has a lip that really grips well on ice"
- "#8 1/2" long screws work fine in most shoes because they do not go through the shoe yet they are long enough that they don’t come out too easily"
- "100 pack of #8 1/2" Sheet Metal Screws - Good for most shoes"
- "A cordless drill with a magnetic tip and a 1/4" socket can do a shoe in less than a minute and makes the project almost fun!"
- "I have 18 screws in each shoe just because someone else had 17"
- "The screws in the heel are more important than the ones in the front"
I already had bought the metal screws to affix to shoes but haven't done it yet this season.