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how's it going? My names Najum and I am here to show you how to find slip resistent shoes for your infant on Zappos.com. Now in order to complete this how to all you will need is a computer with internet access. Now let's get started. First things first let's pull up Zappos.com. When you have the home page pulled up. Go on ahead and click into the search field and type in "infant shoes" and perform a search. When you've got your search results, on the left side you should have a series of options to further narrow your search down. Go on ahead and narrow it down by your childs gender and size group. Once you've got your search further narrowed down, go on ahead and select the product you are interested in. Once you have selected the product, you should be on the product page. In the product page, go ahead and click the button that says "View Larger Image & Additional Views". Once you click this button it will create a pop up window, which is what we call the "multiview". In the multiview, you can select a variety of different angles and view closeups of this product. Go on ahead and select the icon for the outsole. This way we can take a look at the outsole in full detail. The particular shoe that I have selected has a rubber outsole, so I know these should provide some form of slip resistance. But remember, they do not need to be rubber to provide slip resistance. Any fabric that interrupts a smooth surface can provide your child with some form of slip resistance. Even though they have a rubber sole, these shoes remain soft and flexible, but provide a bit more slip resistance. Now that we have visually inspected the shoe, let's take a look at the written and video descriptions for further information on if these shoes are slip resistant. Another good sign of slip resistance is to see if the shoe has received a Seal of Acceptance from the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA). The APMA tests for a variety of characteristics such as safety, comfort, quality, and health benefits! A few brands we have available on Zappos that have been approved by the APMA are Robeez, Pediped, and See Kai Run Kids!
How To Attach A Shimano SPDSL Cleat Hey this is Brian from Shimano and I am here to show you how to attach a SPDSL cleat to a SPDSL shoe. Alright, for installation you will need your 4mm allen wrench, your SPDSL cleat, and of course your shoe. So just a quick note on this outsole. This outsole has SPD & SPDSL compatability. SPD compatibility are these two bolts here in the middle. And the SPDSL are the three bolts out here that we will be working with today. So in the SPDSL packaging comes your cleat, your fixing bolts, and your cleat washers. Alright, so step one is inserting the cleat washers into the cleat. Then take your fixing bolts and drop them in as well. Now, again, you want to put some grease on these bolts before you install them, just to make sure you can get them out later when you need to replace your cleats. So once the cleat is assembled, now it is time to put it on to the outsole. So take your cleat, drop it on in here, and then take your 4mm allen and just tighten them on. Not too tight, but just enough so you can move it around and get it all straightened out. Again, we have lots of adjustability here, so we recommend you start off in the neutral position and make adjustments as necessary. Make sure you get all three nice and tight. Move it around here. There is also guides on the outsole to make sure you are lined up correctly. Once you are good, tighten it up, and you are good to go. And there you have it, you now know how to attach an SPDSL cleat to an SPDSL shoe. Take these tips, try them out, and like always stay tuned for some more How To videos!
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