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Any way to prevent my new shoes from giving me blisters?
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Foot blisters: There is some evidence that foot blister incidence can be reduced by closed cell neoprene insoles. Wearing foot socks composed of acrylic results in fewer foot blisters in runners. A thin polyester sock, combined with a thick wool or polypropylene sock that maintains its bulk when exposed to sweat and compression reduces blister incidence in marine recruits.
Answered 6/17/2012
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Get rid of them: If your new shoes are giving you blisters then they have not been fit properly.
Answered 6/27/2012
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