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TSA just dropped the shoes-off rule—no more kicking off your kicks at security, unless you set off an alarm. With 20 million PreCheck members already keeping shoes on, it’s a major upgrade for travelers. The policy change traces back to a 2006 shoe bomb attempt, but now, metal-heavy shoes like steel-toe boots or those with zippers still might trigger alarms. It’s a smarter, more convenient security balance—though some sneakerheads might still need to pack a spare pair.

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