It seems like one foot will get wet more than the other. Has anyone noticed this?
Because one foot is bigger than the other and creates more water displacement.
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It could be what Christy Lee said, or because there's a flaw in one of the sneakers where the sole attaches to the rest of the shoe. If you run on roadways that are graded to one side (which most are, to increase water run-off), then the "downhill" shoe may be in more water. If there's a flaw in that shoe to boot, you'll have a wetter foot on that side.
okay, i award you the Weird Question of the Day award.
:/
khairete
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If this is a child I suggest that they reach out with the dominate food into a puddle and then the other food lands outside the puddle.
Sorry - I've never had that problem.
Uneven wear and tear.
