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Home›How To›3 Ways to Get Squeaks Out of Air Jordan Sneakers

3 Ways to Get Squeaks Out of Air Jordan Sneakers

By Matthew Lynch
February 29, 2024
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Nothing can be more annoying than walking around in a pair of squeaky sneakers. For fans of Air Jordan sneakers, the problem of squeaking is all too familiar. These high-quality shoes are designed for performance and style, but they can develop annoying noises over time. Whether it’s due to trapped air, fabric friction, or worn-out soles, there’s hope for those who want to enjoy their favorite footwear without the irritating soundtrack.

Here are three ways to eliminate squeaks in your Air Jordan sneakers:

1. Baby Powder

One of the easiest and most affordable ways to get rid of squeaks is by using baby powder, which can be found at any drugstore. Its fine and soft particles help reduce friction between parts that are rubbing against each other inside your shoe.

To apply baby powder:

-Remove the insoles from your Air Jordan sneakers.

-Sprinkle a generous amount of baby powder inside your shoe and along the edges of the insole.

-Replace the insole and put on your shoes.

This process may need to be repeated every few weeks, as baby powder will eventually wear away.

2. WD-40 Spray

WD-40 is a versatile lubricant that’s effective at stopping squeaks in shoes. It can seep into tight spaces and help reduce friction between various parts of your sneaker.

To use WD-40:

-Identify the source of the squeak by flexing and manipulating your shoe.

-Hold a cloth over areas you don’t want to get wet with WD-40.

-With the straw applicator attached, spray WD-40 directly onto the squeaky area.

-Wipe off any excess lubricant.

Be cautious not to apply too much WD-40, as this might cause staining or damage to certain materials in your sneaker.

3. Fix Worn-Out Soles

Worn-out soles can cause squeaking in Air Jordan sneakers. If you’ve tried the previous remedies and your shoes still exhibit noises, consider taking them to a professional cobbler or shoe repair shop for a complete sole replacement.

Soles can be replaced with materials that are less prone to developing squeaks over time, such as softer rubber or foam soles. In addition, cobblers can help identify other areas in your shoe that may need reinforcement or repair, ensuring more reliable performance and a longer lifespan for your sneakers.

In Conclusion:

Squeaky shoes can be frustrating, but restoring the quiet, comfortable stride of your Air Jordan sneakers is possible. By trying baby powder, WD-40, or seeking professional help for worn-out soles, you can enjoy silent steps once again and keep showcasing your stylish kicks without distractions.

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