I'm looking for a running shoe that will be lowcut and not show above sneaker. will this do the trick?
14422
I think they are just at the level of my crossfit shoes. They don't stick up or look weird, but they are not so low that you look like you don't have socks on at all. these are my favorite socks.
1614796
Sure, yes. It's only designed to protect your heel, and does not extend to the toes. So you shouldn't have to worry about shoe size (length). I think this will work just fine for you.
144790
They don't recommend that you put these types of things on top over other inserts. I do put mine on top of just the normal insert that comes in my shoes. You will probably just have to see how your shoes fit---may need to take the insert that comes with the shoe out. No, you do not need to trim them. They are partial length so that trimming is not necessary. I mainly use these in my tennis shoes. I am not sure how they would work in other shoes.
1154245
If you can find your tripod brand and model number that should be the criteria you use to look for a new shoe, IMO. However, I know that may not be available. Also, there are "ears" that stick out in the middle of this shoe so it is not a perfectly rectangular shape. I'm not sure how to give an accurate measurement and don't want to give bad info on that. Sorry, I know that's not much help.
2199022
I've got a little pouch to hold the sensor which attaches to the laces of my Brooks GTS running shoes. It works ok though it looks funny and the timing accuracy is erratic. I'm thinking of cutting into the sole of my shoe like some of the other respondents have recommended, though I'm a little worried about ruining them.
248439
I was wearing them on Brooks Cascadias so yes they will most definitely for on running shoes. They would also fit on some of the lighter weight hikers like possibly Keen or Merrells
811247
i like a tight fit, but as long as the cleat is low top then it would be fine
847020
Other than a runner/walker wide insert, the Spenco web site says their other orthotics come in medium. The hard plastic part supports the foot from your heel to where your toes begin. The soft foam can be cut with a pair of sturdy scissors, but I don't see how you could cut the hard plastic. Perhaps it's a question a cobbler could answer. Have you tried the Spencos in a pair of shoes? While I normally wear a narrow shoe, I have to buy medium width shoes one half size longer than normal because the insert takes up a lot of room. The shoe also has to have a deep "box" so your heel doesn't slip out of the shoe. If you haven't tried the insert in a medium width shoe, you might want to check it out. I'm sure a shoe store would accommodate you. My podiatrist recommended that I get shoes with a 1' rise in the heel. I bought new shoes last fall and must have tried 25 pairs before I was satisfied. Each pair fit differently, so you might find something that works for you. If you can, the Spencos are definitely worth it.
17393
I wear them with brooks running shoes and the top of the gaiter sits about 1.5-2 inches above my ankle. So it may work for your boots.
1574853
No they will need a special shoe. The normal shoe is a lot wider then this pedal. If you are looking to just use normal sneakers some stores sell these clips that you shoe actuall fits in and that is what I had prior to these pedals. I will say that since I have converted to these, I wonder why I did not do this before, they make such a big difference.
425825
I have found it very helpful with some shoes, but not all. Heel height doesn't matter, it's mostly the cut and width of the shoe. It is definitely an item to have and it does make wearing some shoes easier.
9913
I think the are as high as you can go without it ribbing your ankle bone. I found they support ok. I have worn these because I have a wide foot and they don't bother the bones on both of my feet. I have had a problem with this pair that I havn't had before. I go on my treadmill 2 miles in the morning and 2m miles in the evening. The black was coming off in little specks and I was leaving a trail everywhere. It hasn't bothered the use of the shoe but I would really have to think about it before I bought another pair.
266999
There is an insert that can be removed, however if you replace with your own orthotics that may make the shoe too small depending on how much room the orthotics take.The shoe runs true to size.It has been around for decades and is a good shoe. I think it is the exact shoe I ran the New York Marathon in in 1980.
1688575
Sorry Fletch-For me to answer your question, I would need to get a tape and measure the thing. Ask the seller to do that. My sneakers are the regular running type and they fit very well, if that helps. Stanley O. epstein
869084
Both ways work. I may suggest to loosen the shoe laces a bit. If you lay them over existing ones. As there will be some space taken up my the insole.
1714895
I think these small ones would be, I guess it depends on your shoe size. I've only tried these, but it follows.
134180
Yes. There are lines drawn on, showing where you can cut for your specific size. The lines I cut for my shoe (running - 10.5), worked out perfectly.