Ever have a completely soaked sneaker?

Aside from the fact they're wet, I love that squishy feeling.

How about a pair of shoes that feels like that ALL the time?
-- turner, Apr 29 2004

Ooze Shoes http://www.halfbake...m/idea/Ooze_20Shoes
wet and muddy [FarmerJohn, Oct 04 2004]

Mudsock http://oak.cats.ohi...eanr/msockother.htm
For k_sra... [lostdog, Oct 04 2004]

Live in a bath half filled with cold water then.
-- skinflaps, Apr 29 2004


How do you keep them wet—I’m supposing that’s the invention? Do you have a catheter tube that splits and runs down to both shoes; or do you have great big water-filled balloons attached to them that soak them continuously; or maybe you pre-soak them in a solution of a deliquescent salt, so that they absorb moisture from the atmosphere? Something like that?
-- ldischler, Apr 29 2004


whats so hard about drenching ordinary trainers?
-- po, Apr 29 2004


I should mention, not the wet feeling. Just squishy.
-- turner, Apr 29 2004


So, not wet then, just squishy. Well, how do you do that?
-- ldischler, Apr 29 2004


Drop frogs in your shoes.
-- skinflaps, Apr 29 2004


Whatever this gunk is that my keyboard wrist rest is made out of should do the trick.
-- 2 fries shy of a happy meal, Apr 29 2004


Yes, I think the wristpad gel is in the right direction.

I know there are some type of inserts that have something like that already - but they're not supposed to feel completely squishy.
-- turner, Apr 29 2004


there are trainers already that have gel in the soles...
-- po, Apr 29 2004


but not amphibians.
-- skinflaps, Apr 29 2004


Gummy shoes? (note: do not eat)
-- Worldgineer, Apr 29 2004


There used to be mudsocks... don't know where they went.
-- k_sra, Apr 29 2004


Opinion seem to be divided, k_sra - see link.
-- lostdog, Apr 29 2004


no one has sugested Custard why not?
-- engineer1, Apr 30 2004


We must be slipping.
-- Worldgineer, Apr 30 2004


too friggin' obvious.
-- po, Apr 30 2004


i was thinking marmite, or you know jelly (jelo for the Americanos) that you buy in packs before you add it to boiling water.
-- etherman, Apr 30 2004


Thats Jell-o, señor.
-- Letsbuildafort, Apr 30 2004


He's so not gellin'.
-- yabba do yabba dabba, Apr 30 2004



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