This is easily the most frequently asked question. And for good reason. It might be the most important question to consider. After all, this decides the foundation for your curling shoes for the near future. You want to make the Read more…
I like muted colors. Earth tones. Suede. Two tone. You like bright colors. Orange and lime green. Lycra. Flashy. Everyone likes what they like, but there is more to consider. Regarding durability. Let’s move beyond aesthetics. A little anyway. Curling Read more…
The whole point of a curling shoe is to be able to curl. We need to be able to attach rubber grippers and Teflon sliders to the bottom of the shoes. So it makes sense that I discuss some factors Read more…
There are probably as many variations of delivery technique as there are curlers. Each has developed their own delivery that balances comfort and performance. So you should take a close look at your delivery to see if the shoes you Read more…
Curling shoes have a unique set of stresses. Coupled with the unique properties of every pair of custom curling shoes, there will sometimes arise the need for some basic maintenance. One issue you may encounter is toe coat material that Read more…
Remember that close game you lost when your skipper’s last rock grabbed a piece of stray gripper rubber and took a hard left, stopping just past the hogline? And remember how you went to the changing room, took off your Read more…
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