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    My advice depends on if you're driving or not. If you're driving, I would take a small fan and just put them in front of that at night to get them dry by morning.

    On our trip a few weeks ago we took a small fan because I have to have white noise going when I sleep (helps to drown out people outside talking, too) and we got caught in a downpour so my shoes were soaked so that night I put them in front of the fan and they were pretty much dry by morning. They were just slightly damp so my DH dried them the rest of the way with the hairdryer (which was only about 5 minutes). My mom has also taken a space heater with a fan in it too to use for noise, but that works great for drying out shoes, too, when set on the heater setting (Of course, when that was the case we were in the room and in the middle of the afternoon with everyone awake, so it wasn't left unattended).
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    I wear Teva's in the parks. They are usually dry before I'm off the next ride. Used to wear sneakers, many times I didn't bother to bring them back home. Wet, sweat soaked shoes tend to be non-recoverable.

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    Crocs...swear by them in the parks

    Croc flipflops are my choice of footwear especially for wet weather

    Teens on other hand...wet tennis shoes went into dryer at resort with a few towels and my hubby's shoulder keeping door from popping open. Takes a while to get wet out of size 13 mens leather tennis shoes lol..approx. $4 of quarters and 2 beers for the man guarding the dryer lol!

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    I wear crocs....but my husband and son don't. Sometimes, when it's cold, I'll wear my tennis shoes.

    One puddle....and we'll be done for. I'm all for spending money on a DRY pair of shoes/socks.

    he he!!!!!
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