Who is not suitable for wearing snow boots? What are the disadvantages of wearing snow boots?

Winter and snow boots are standard equipment. You can often see various styles of snow boots on the street. Snow boots have good warmth and are very popular and loved by everyone. However, Not everyone is suited to wearing snow boots.

Who is not suitable for wearing snow boots?

First of all, although snow boots are loose, their structure does not meet the requirements of human body mechanics, especially the flat soles, which are hard on the feet. Insufficient support, unstable support points, and uneven load-bearing forces on the feet may lead to arch problems. The soles of many snow boots are very flat and soft, leaving the arches of the feet without good support and making the feet tired easily, especially for patients with flat feet. Flat feet are inherently prone to foot fatigue. If the soles are flat and soft and do not have a hard mid-body to fully support the arches, it is easy for the arches and calves to be fatigued and subsequently injured. Flat feet are not suitable for wearing flat or soft-soled shoes. If you want to wear them, it is best to wear insoles that can support the arch of the foot. Secondly, the inner space of snow boots is relatively warm and closed, has poor air permeability, and is prone to moisture, so it is easy to breed bacteria, making the boots a breeding ground for bacteria. People’s feet are tightly wrapped, which can easily cause foot sweat and foot odor. In the end, it may even lead to diseases such as athlete's foot and foot ulcers. Thirdly, the loose design of the snow boots does not fit the feet well enough. When walking, the feet easily slide inside, and the force on the feet is dispersed. When walking, the outside of the feet will unconsciously press against the upper, which will cause the feet to slip over time. It is easy to show an asymmetrical "eight-shaped" gait. In addition, children are in the period of bone growth, and wearing snow boots will limit their flexible movements, cause joint wear, and even leave sequelae. Middle-aged and elderly people are not suitable to wear snow boots, because the flat-soled design of snow boots can easily cause the body's center of gravity to shift backwards. Long-term wearing of middle-aged and elderly people may cause bone and joint damage, so it is best to wear shoes with a slight heel.

What are the disadvantages of wearing snow boots?

Snow boots are relatively thick and can easily cause ankle damage and fatigue. This does not meet the biological and biomechanical requirements and can easily injure the knees. Causes arch injury, lumbar muscle strain, etc. Wearing snow boots is also prone to problems such as foot odor and athlete's foot. Especially for children and teenagers, wearing snow boots for a long time will cause joint damage, which is not conducive to growth and development, and may even cause acquired defects, such as "high and low feet" and pigeon-toed. In the long term, it will lead to foot deformities, induce tendonitis and fascia. Yan et al.

1. Most snow boots are relatively heavy. When walking, the instep will bear almost the entire weight of the shoe. When the snow boots are covered with snow or water, the weight will become more exaggerated, which will make walking more strenuous. It is easy to cause ankle injury and fatigue, which is inconsistent with biological and biomechanical requirements.

2. For children and teenagers, their bones are at a critical stage of development. Wearing snow boots for a long time will wear down the joints, which is not conducive to growth and development, and may even cause acquired defects, such as " "High and low feet" and pigeon-toed can also cause damage to the feet, ankles and even hips, inducing tendinitis and fasciitis. Long-term wear may lead to foot deformities in severe cases.

3. Wearing snow boots is prone to foot odor, athlete's foot and other problems. In order to keep warm, most people usually tuck their pants into their snow boots, which results in the entire foot being in a closed space. Prolonged time will cause the growth and reproduction of bacteria, and sweating on the soles of the feet can also cause diseases such as athlete's foot, which is not conducive to the health of your feet.

4. Although snow boots are warm to wear, if you accidentally get water or snow in them, their thermal insulation effect will be immediately invalid, and your feet will become colder and colder.

5. It is easy to cause arch damage. Snow boots are generally relatively wide. If the shoe is larger than the size of the foot, the foot will slide back and forth in the shoe, and the foot will spread out around the foot. Other tissues around the foot will be weakened, and walking will rely entirely on the arch of the foot, causing greater stress on the arch of the foot. A large impact can cause damage to the arch of the foot.

6. Long-term use of snow boots will cause damage to the knees and increase the pressure on the lumbar vertebrae, causing lumbar muscle strain, reduced ligament elasticity, lumbar vertebrae bone hyperplasia and other pathological changes, causing or aggravating lumbar vertebrae. Leg pain symptoms. For the same reason, it can also lead to ankle and hip joint problems.

What temperature are suitable for wearing snow boots?

Below zero and around 0 degrees, it is too hot to wear them above 10 degrees.

The most suitable temperature for wearing snow boots is around -15°~15°. The thickness of the snow boots will also affect the wearing temperature. The temperature in southern cities is relatively higher than that in the north. Thinner short boots can be worn at around 20°C. Depending on the weather and your physical condition, you can wear them if you feel cold. In areas with lower temperatures such as Beijing and Heilongjiang, northern cities will also wear snow boots at -20° and -30°, but they are fur-integrated snow boots or thicker styles with better cold protection. Snow boots are generally worn from October to March, late autumn, winter and early spring. Different latitudes of specific cities will also affect the seasonal temperature, and accordingly the time to wear snow boots will be earlier or later.

What Ugg brands are there?

1. UGG Australia United States: Its full name is UGG Australia. But this brand is not Australian, but an American brand.

2. MOU UK: MOU boots is a snow boots brand established in London in 2002 by the famous British shoe designer Shelley Tichborne.

3. EMU Australia Australia: EMU Australia is an Australian local snow boot brand that was born in 1994. Its shoes have a very fashionable appearance, have wear-resistant soles, and have unique waterproof technology.

4. Australia Luxe Collective Australia: Australia Luxe Collective is a luxury snow boot brand founded in 2003. The material is top-grade sheepskin, and the design combines European and American fashion. They hope to provide luxurious, sexy and comfortable shoes to fashionable women around the world.

5. Yellow Earth Ugg Australia: Yellow Earth is an Australian brand established in 1991 and has counters in China. At the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, its display cabinet was in the Australian pavilion. The large logo on the sole of the shoe is its characteristic.

6. Aukoala Australia: Aukoala, called Aokoala in Chinese, is a brand founded in the 1970s. The hand-tanned craftsmanship and Australian high-grade merino lamb leather have attracted many fans after entering China in 2010.

7. Koalabi Australia: Koalabi Australia is an Australian brand launched in 2009. Its sheepskin tanning technology is particularly emphasized and will not cause allergies to the skin.

8. SUTTONS UGG Australia: SUTTONS UGG is a very popular brand in Australia and has many stores. Red-soled shoes are its patent and symbol, and are wear-resistant and anti-slip.