In icy conditions, many of us face the problem of slipping shoes. However, there are several methods to deal with this problem and make the surface of the sole less slippery.

1. New shoes: If you want to make your new shoes less slippery, try walking on rough surfaces such as gravel, concrete or paving stones. This will not only make the soles less slippery, but will also help break in your new shoes. If this method is not suitable, you can use sandpaper to sand the surface of the sole.

2. Nozzles and sprays: If your shoes still slip, there are special attachments and coatings available on the market that are designed to solve this problem. They are easy to attach to the sole. You can also use special heels or rubber pads suitable for any season. Metal heels and anti-slip sprays are also options, although they may have the “side effect” of rattling when walking.

3. Other means: Hairspray can be helpful on light icy conditions or wet asphalt. Spray the polish on the sole, wait until it dries, but do not place the shoes on the floor. Children’s dimensional paints are also suitable for preventing slipping – just apply them to the sole and let dry. However, the effect may be short-term and the procedure will have to be repeated. Adhesive tape or adhesive tape with a thick fabric backing can also help combat slipping shoes.