20 Most Recent Skechers "Luminator" for Boys Questions & Answers

What did you want to know about these? They are growing in popularity and it helps to locate children when they are moving in dark rooms.

Contact Sketchers directly, Toll-free number: 1-800-746-3411 (Mon-Fri 8:00am to 5:00pm Pacific time). They will direct you to a solution provider.

Here is a battery in the insole. By now it should have turned off

You can replace the battery in the insole.

There is a battery under the insole. Try replacing it.

under heel of shoe is a circuit board w abt 10 wires you can cut them one by one or all depends how annoyed u r by the lights. its right underneath the cardboard inside the shoe... i cut all the wires at night it looked like the police were pulling me over when my daughter moved her feet.. this also helps if lights get stuck on. I didnt think that purchase over. she likes the shoes way better now. its bad when the lights annoy a four year old... the other cool part is if you take the circuit board out its the perfect place for a gps unit. sound crazy but this is a crazy world we live in... hope this helped

If jumping up and down doesn't fix it, you may be able to return the shoes and get a new pair.

Have you tried banging it on the ground really hard? Worst case scenario, you can wait for the battery to die ( it will probably take a while) or dunk the shoe in water and blow-dry it dry. None of these are guarantied to work, but you can always cut out the inside of the shoe and try to fix it yourself, cut wires. Long story short, there is no switch, you have to improvise.

The battery is in the insole and you can remove it

have you contacted the manufacturer ? Skechers Home

It doesnt have to be coded in.

There is a battery under the insole. Lift it and take out the battery.

It depemds on how new they are. There is a battery in the insole that needs to be changed. Lift the insole and it should be right there.

My daughters shoes started flashing by themselves on my bedroom floor and they won't stop... Seems to be a common issue with this shoe, found same shoes recently on YouTube with issue

Any shoemaker can do it (look in the Yellow Pages or google shoemaker & your zip to find the nearest one. If you want to do it yourself, you can buy the rubber pads.

No but you can replace the soles with any sole you find at a Supermarket.

Here are a few steps you can take to address this issue: Tighten Existing Screws: First, try tightening the hinge screws. Use a small, flat-head screwdriver to remove the rubber screw cover located on the hinge area. Then gently tighten the screws that hold the hinge in place. Be careful not to over-tighten them, as this can strip the screws. Check for Replacement Screws: You can search for replacement screws specifically designed for Oakley Tie Breaker sunglasses. Some online retailers offer Oakley replacement screws that can help fix the problem. Look for screws that match the original ones in terms of size and design. Sunglass Repair Kits: Consider using a sunglass repair kit. These kits often include various sizes of screws and tools for repairing sunglasses. You might find a suitable replacement screw in one of these kits. Remember to handle the screws carefully and avoid overtightening. If you're unable to find a replacement screw, reaching out to Oakley customer service.