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I had my travel shoes customised as they were slightly loose which made it tough to walk long distance. By customise i mean an extra layer added on inner side of shoe.
But now i am thinking if this will cause issue in security scanning as they ask us to remove shoes and scan them.
Will it be advisable to wear customised shoes?
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I had my travel shoes customised as they were slightly loose which made it tough to walk long distance. By customise i mean an extra layer added on inner side of shoe.
But now i am thinking if this will cause issue in security scanning as they ask us to remove shoes and scan them.
Will it be advisable to wear customised shoes?
security travel-shoes
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Scanners are extremely precise and show different types of materials with different colours based on their nature. They should be able to detect quite easily if that additional layer is an issue or not.
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I had my travel shoes customised as they were slightly loose which made it tough to walk long distance. By customise i mean an extra layer added on inner side of shoe.
But now i am thinking if this will cause issue in security scanning as they ask us to remove shoes and scan them.
Will it be advisable to wear customised shoes?
security travel-shoes
asked 1 hour ago
Lokesh
1,178323
I had my travel shoes customised as they were slightly loose which made it tough to walk long distance. By customise i mean an extra layer added on inner side of shoe.
But now i am thinking if this will cause issue in security scanning as they ask us to remove shoes and scan them.
Will it be advisable to wear customised shoes?
security travel-shoes
security travel-shoes
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Lokesh
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asked 1 hour ago
Lokesh
1,178323
asked 1 hour ago
Lokesh
1,178323
asked 1 hour ago
Lokesh
1,178323
asked 1 hour ago
Lokesh
1,178323
1,178323
Scanners are extremely precise and show different types of materials with different colours based on their nature. They should be able to detect quite easily if that additional layer is an issue or not.
– jcaron
1 hour ago
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Scanners are extremely precise and show different types of materials with different colours based on their nature. They should be able to detect quite easily if that additional layer is an issue or not.
– jcaron
1 hour ago
Scanners are extremely precise and show different types of materials with different colours based on their nature. They should be able to detect quite easily if that additional layer is an issue or not.
– jcaron
1 hour ago
Scanners are extremely precise and show different types of materials with different colours based on their nature. They should be able to detect quite easily if that additional layer is an issue or not.
– jcaron
1 hour ago
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If the extra layer is material that is usually used in making shoes, there will be no problems at all.
Even when they used unusual materials, like metal, the scanning of the shoe will show what is done and they can see nothing is wrong with it.
Last year I wore my work boots with enforced toecaps and the airport security told me not even to bother taking them off. I still did, as I prefer not to make the metal detector beep on me.
The scan people did not want to double check. They did double check some items in an other bag, so they were active. They were able to see through the boots well enough.
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If the extra layer is material that is usually used in making shoes, there will be no problems at all.
Even when they used unusual materials, like metal, the scanning of the shoe will show what is done and they can see nothing is wrong with it.
Last year I wore my work boots with enforced toecaps and the airport security told me not even to bother taking them off. I still did, as I prefer not to make the metal detector beep on me.
The scan people did not want to double check. They did double check some items in an other bag, so they were active. They were able to see through the boots well enough.
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Willeke♦
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If the extra layer is material that is usually used in making shoes, there will be no problems at all.
Even when they used unusual materials, like metal, the scanning of the shoe will show what is done and they can see nothing is wrong with it.
Last year I wore my work boots with enforced toecaps and the airport security told me not even to bother taking them off. I still did, as I prefer not to make the metal detector beep on me.
The scan people did not want to double check. They did double check some items in an other bag, so they were active. They were able to see through the boots well enough.
answered 1 hour ago
Willeke♦
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up vote
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up vote
3
down vote
If the extra layer is material that is usually used in making shoes, there will be no problems at all.
Even when they used unusual materials, like metal, the scanning of the shoe will show what is done and they can see nothing is wrong with it.
Last year I wore my work boots with enforced toecaps and the airport security told me not even to bother taking them off. I still did, as I prefer not to make the metal detector beep on me.
The scan people did not want to double check. They did double check some items in an other bag, so they were active. They were able to see through the boots well enough.
answered 1 hour ago
Willeke♦
27.3k880146
If the extra layer is material that is usually used in making shoes, there will be no problems at all.
Even when they used unusual materials, like metal, the scanning of the shoe will show what is done and they can see nothing is wrong with it.
Last year I wore my work boots with enforced toecaps and the airport security told me not even to bother taking them off. I still did, as I prefer not to make the metal detector beep on me.
The scan people did not want to double check. They did double check some items in an other bag, so they were active. They were able to see through the boots well enough.
answered 1 hour ago
Willeke♦
27.3k880146
answered 1 hour ago
Willeke♦
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answered 1 hour ago
Willeke♦
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answered 1 hour ago
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Scanners are extremely precise and show different types of materials with different colours based on their nature. They should be able to detect quite easily if that additional layer is an issue or not.
– jcaron
1 hour ago