What should I do if the yellow rubber on the soles of Diadona travel shoes becomes soft?

Use a rag dipped in white vinegar to wipe the soles, and then put them in the refrigerator overnight so that the soles will not become soft. Beef tendon sole is a light yellow translucent shoe sole, so named because its color and shape resemble beef tendon. This kind of sole has good elasticity, is comfortable to wear, is a bit heavy, wear-resistant, and waterproof. It is a good sole material for sandals and daily shoes.

How to maintain Diadona travel shoes

If the travel shoes are dirty, you can use a brush dipped in detergent to scrub them. Be careful not to use too much force when brushing, let alone use your nails. Or use other sharp tools to dig into the curved parts of the shoes.

The soaking time should not exceed 20 minutes. Leather travel shoes cannot be soaked in water, and then washed with clean water. When drying, do not expose the shoes directly to the sun. Instead, place the shoes with the toes down and the soles against the wall in a ventilated and cool place to dry naturally. This can prevent water from infiltrating into the foam material layer of the shoes. Direct sunlight or blow drying with a hair dryer will shorten the life of the shoes.

Shoes that will not be worn for a long time after washing should be thoroughly washed and stored in a ventilated and cool place to prevent the shoes from getting moldy. Use shoe supports or paper balls to hold up the inside of the shoes to prevent deformation.

Athletes and outdoor enthusiasts who often need to train or go out should prepare two or more pairs of travel shoes as replacements. Do not wear jogging shoes or walking shoes for strenuous sports such as basketball and football. The artificial tanned leather and nylon mesh on the shoes are easier to maintain and can be washed by hand, do not soak or use a washing machine. When washing shoes, remove the laces and wash them with soapy water, as well as the insoles.