Can the rubber shoe be removed and replaced so the leg can be trimmed?
881928
Yes. Quite easily, actually. The rubber is not glued on and the leg is not tapered at all. Good, sturdy leg with a nice mechanism that doesn't have a lock, but clicks in to either folded or extended positions. Good luck with your project!
1880836
I believe cane & crutch tips are removable. Just pull the old rubber tip off and replace it with the new one. The fit is very snug, so it will be hard to put the new one on. You may want to twist & turn the old one off.
107774
There are holes in the frame where the rubber "feet" are mounted. I assume these could be removed and the frame mounted through these. I do not know if this would distort the frame or not.
393623
The legs are removable. The big issue on both that I purchased is that the faux leather cracked and spreads quickly. I regret purchasing them.
1203114
It's a rubber step with a black logo. I wouldn't try to remove it as the step would be smaller and wouldn't be non slip.
208160
It's rubber with a threaded bolt inside so technically, yes, it can be replaced.
2266300
I looked at mine and I don't think you can replace it. But it is very sturdy. It would take a lot to wear it out to the point of needing to replace it. Hope that helps.
802425
You can't remove the foot. You can screw it up to expose a metal spike, or screw it down to cover the spike with the rubber foot, but it doesn't appear to come off.
1766802
Yes, take the original insoles out which should leave a relatively flat base for these orthotics to sit on. You can then even use the original insole for use in trimming down the orthotic if needed.
1457305
If the original shoe insert is padded or orthotic, you probably should remove it. For most of my shoes, I do not remove the original.
166668
I have never removed a heal before, so that part, I cannot answer. But, I can tell you that the replacement will attach and stay just fine with Shoe Goo.
113881
You'd probably have to cut the legs off. I really don't remember though, as it's been a while since we put it together.
1050658
Yes, the foot rest could be removed if desired. It can't be adjusted at all.
889075
Trimming MIGHT be able to be done, but with LOTS of care. Bending? Sorry, no. It comes in two pieces. The top fits into the foot to allow for proper fit, wall to tub. There isn't much flexability after that, which I like, so it won't break very easily. I hope this helps.
1445096
The hard metal piece, the splint, is removable. It's just a bit tricky. Using pliers to grab the metal piece would help.
1255323
I suspect that would be a little difficult as the plastic is probably pretty dense. Are you able to remove the plastic bottoms? That's what I did with mine. I had little round plastic feet which I removed by wedging a small screwdriver under and prying out.
2220517
Cut it off from the bottom and replace the rubber tip. Easy to do with a saw that will cut through lucite. I've had three of the lucite canes and each is adjusted for the height of the shoes I am wearing when I use it!