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I'm not sure about everyone else, but wearing joggers on hot days can get a bit uncomfortable. What I propose is a shoe with little freezer-pack things in them, so all you have to do the day before you're playing tennis in the middle of the day at 36 degrees(C) is chuck your joggers in the freezer,
and the next day your feet are nice and cool in the summers' heat.
I guess you could have models where you can remove the freezer packs, for people with small freezers, but they would have to come with a mold, so as that you can easily fit them in.
shoes with mesh
http://usaimages.wo...3270868825&cvt=jpeg
I have meshy shoes like these ones.. ideal in the heat. [neilp, Jul 25 2005]
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I like this idea of keeping your feet cool throughout the day. I just dont know how there could be something that could be implanted within the shoe to remain cool all day.
I wonder if theres any kind of ice pack that would repeatively get cold from the pressure applied on the shoe from running around.
You couldnt just freeze your shoes - within an hour or 2 i would think the ice pack wouldnt be cold at all. |
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Kcsolutions123 it's obvious -- you just set up a network of coldstations along your jogging route. So when you're out jogging stop by the 7-11 convenience store and squirt in some cool. A slushie or something. |
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+. [Joeforker]- running through puddles works for me. But isn't there a vapour-compression heat pump idea lurking nearby, or a Piezo-Peltier combo heat pump solution, which might be an alternative choice if [joeforker] doesn't get his network of coldstations up and running? |
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I'm half-considering sewing pockets into my p.j.'s to put ice-packs in. I'm surprised this one doesn't have more votes. |
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There u go, - You could just take your staw and pump the slushy into the bottom of your shoe, then continue to drink your slushy and keep running! Brilliant!! |
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Prehaps instead of using ice packs one could put multi-layered chemical packs. Every step mixes a tiny amount of two reactants, which, when combined, have an endothermic reaction, thus cooling down the foot. Obviously, you'd have to buy replacement packs, but it's a viable suggestion. |
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I prefer to dip my feet in liquid nitrogen before a run. Of course, one has to be careful of breakage. |
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ThankYou Asmodues! Any Idea which chemicals would work in order to create that cold reaction? |
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On my first read-through of this idea, with the ambiguous words "jogger" and "models", I thought this was some sort of servant that carried you and looked good to boot. |
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