Is there a foot insert of something to stop my shoe from...

[flex]

..."tooting"?  You know, the sound you make when your shoe pops out some air as you walk down the hall at work and it sounds like you're...ahem...farting?

[Lucy Honeychurch]

I would assume any moisture-wicking insert? Like a Dr. Scholls?

[flex]

Jan 26, 2016 17:07:03 GMT -5 Lucy Honeychurch said:

I would assume any moisture-wicking insert? Like a Dr. Scholls?

I knew I could count on you for a suggestion.  Thank you.  I'll give it a try.

The funny thing is with this pair of shoes is only the left one is doing it.  

[Lucy Honeychurch]

Jan 26, 2016 17:17:34 GMT -5 flex said:

Jan 26, 2016 17:07:03 GMT -5 Lucy Honeychurch said:

I would assume any moisture-wicking insert? Like a Dr. Scholls?

I knew I could count on you for a suggestion.  Thank you.  I'll give it a try.

The funny thing is with this pair of shoes is only the left one is doing it.  

I have a pair of sandals.  The right one squeaks.  I have no idea why.  It's the MOST IRRITATING THING ON THE PLANET.  And yet I keep wearing them, because I love them. 

[flex]

I love these shoes too. When I wear them I do this weird hobble thing so my foot doesn't toot. lol

[mcsangel2]

Well, people are asymmetrical, so likely your left foot is smaller than your right and that's why it's popping out. I think most people have one foot smaller than the other. I had a similar situation once when I bought dress shoes with an open instep, and thought I was good with heel grips and such, but still wound up losing one shoe every time I took a step. It's bad enough for me that I have to try to get dress shoes where the top covers at least part of my instep.

[flex]

Jan 26, 2016 18:02:42 GMT -5 luckydog said:

Socks or those little sock booties?

I've heard powders work but I always end up with the powder on my pants.

these are slingbacks so socks are a no-go.  But the powder suggestion calls for further investigation.  Thank you.