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  -Check out the condition of shoe laces. If they've been frayed, they likely need to be replaced. If the laces are fine, look at the way they're tied and see if they are loose. -How about your footbeds? Are they thick enough to cushion your foot? Are you wearing flip flops or athletic shoes if you're worried about slipping? They should be made of a material that provides cushioning and shock absorption, but also has a somewhat firm feel so that there is some friction on the bottom of your heel. Image credit : shoeguidepro.com -Be sure to also try on other brands of shoes that might fit in with the pair that you have now. If you find that the other shoe is more comfortable, than you know it's time to get a new pair. Just be sure not to wear them for a couple of weeks until they are broken in, which can take up to 6-8 weeks. -Look over your other clothing. If you notice that your socks are slipping, try using double sided tape or using the fibers on socks like Spandex