Below are examples of why the inner lining of your shoes may be falling or forming holes:
- The shoe is not the correct size.
- Generally, if the shoe is a bit large, friction occurs during wear and causes holes in the lining.
- Holes may form in the lining near the heel, around the collar, or near the toe.
- Wearing the wrong shoe for your gait.
- Lack of technology needed to correct over or under pronation may cause friction or stress on the lining of the shoe.
- Stepping on the back of each shoe to take it off, especially without untying or loosening them first.
- Causes friction around the collar and the inside of the heel.
- This stress may also cause the lining to pull away from the upper.
- Machine washing or drying shoes.
- Loosens the inner lining.
- Weakens all materials in the shoe.
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