Now I'll show you and tell me how we put the "spikes" on the sole. This is self-soles and they work 100%, tested by me.
These are my martines, self-tapping screws and a battery screwdriver.
Here are the tools closer
Self-sized 16 mm, it is 1.6 cm. It should not be large so as not to crawl when walking.
This is how the soles are screwed up all over the perimeter.
Now let's see how it is done.
Here, under this corner, screws are screwed into the sole. This is a heel.
This corner is visible. It allows you to well close with ice, the self-sufficiency is not pressed into the sole. Looks up to the base of the Hat.
That's how you hand over the self-soles in the sole itself.
Here the screws are screwed down one side, others in another.
This makes it possible for the sole when the ice is not sliding forward, it's on the heel, the location of the self-soles on the sole of 8 pieces. And when step (repulsion), the front screws are cling to the ice - 4 pieces are inclined in the opposite direction, they are on the sock itself.
This is the only radical available 100% method on ice.
With this, the woman and the child will cope with this. I will repeat, to the base of the hat.
Like this.
Everything is visible well in the picture. This method is fantastically working, today I checked on myself. All Outps and rubbing do not work. Sanding sand with glue creates on the second day and no longer works in fact, on the third in general suicide on ice. Surmeses are always working. You can always unscrew them if it goes away, it can always be replaced. In the store and subway, of course a little cast, but this is not fatal, believe me. And it is necessary to go a little more carefully in the room. With caution on linolium, it's better not to go and not to spoil Coating, and rebuild.
So told as we "sile to the winter rubber" Sole of Martinov from Polyurethane, very sliding. And I have to say all my shoes now on such self-strains-spikes. This method of self-tapping was screwed simply vertically to the base of the Hats. The workers of course and well, But still the leg went out a little on the ice. And with this angle it works flawlessly.
Here is my MK for safety on ice and in ice.
Safe and you walk dear readers!
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