might be a dumb question about air bubbles...

I think it's a great question, & I'd like to know the answer as well!

 

To put air back in the bubble you have to look for the valve or puncture the air bubble so that you can insert a nozzle.

 

try using a blow dryer on high heat. it clears up foggy air bubbles and firms it up temporary.

 

pretty sure it's not possible to do...

 

not unless u have a halogenated hydrocarbon tank laying around

 

no you cant.

 

I've never heard of anyone doing this, and it seems unlikely cause you'd have to be able to seem the bubbles back up without letting the air out. Thatwould be great if your guy could do it though.

 

I thought the air bubbles were filled with certain molecules that are somewhat heavier than the normal airthat we breathe...

I think those molecules adhere to the response and the confort of the shoe, or somethin along those lines...

And I believe there's different molecules injected into each different type of nike shoe...
i.e. Nike Zoom, Nike Air Force, Nike Air Max, etc...

I'm pretty sure there a such thing as repairing the air bubble itself, but without the content that the shoe would originally have, it would make for areally big difference (performance-wise)...

Correct me if I'm wrong tho...

 

well being on NT for about 5 years, I have not heard of it being done. so if i hadnt come across it being done, i would imagine it hasnt been done. So if yourlocal shoe guy can do it, take pics, explain how its done, etc.
NO im not a negative person at all.

 

lol not possible i assume

 

cool sn

 

Like others said, it won't be like new, but it is "possible" to fill with new air. The hole/puncture needs to be closed immediately after.

I do not know a method to use, but it seems like it would be more trouble than it's worth.

To find the puncture, submerge the air bubble in water, and squeeze gently. Look for where air bubbles are coming out. Continue squeezing when lifting the shoeout of water, so not to suck any water in to air bubble.

 

no way its possible or even worth doing ....... shoes aint basketballs u can stick a needle in

 

dude! think about it, how are the gonna close the hole, While keepin enough air for pressure????

you thought i was bein negative but i was tryin to be nice while answering the question....YOU CANT

 

Hey, where there's a will.....blazaae blah....I couldn't tell you exactly how, but I'd bet there's def. a way to insert air inside thatmidsole...DesTROy&ReBUILD???

 

It could be done Im sure...

 

This is interesting, I wouldn't be shocked if it can be done though.