Will this help on my embarrassing cracked heels?
871581
The Xtreme rollers worked well. They are course enough to grind down even tough calloused heels, like mine.
871582
Yes. The extreme coarse rollers are perfect for removing cracked dead skin.
871583
Yes! They work great! I use on my rough areas of my feet a few times a week after a night time shower, go to bed with socks & vaseline on my feet, my feet look & feel great by morning! :-)
871584
Absolutely! It may not remove the cracks right away, so be patient and just faithfully use it a couple of times a week for a few minutes or however long you feel is good. I've been using mine for a few months now (since Jan/15) and am very happy with the results. I still have an indentation from a deep crack, but it's not painful anymore! Heels are smooth and very presentable. I'm very grateful for my MicroPedi ;p
871585
Absolutely! My feet develop thick calluses, easily and quickly. These rollers are great and keep my feet nice and smooth. I also sometimes use the blue rollers (less coarse) after using these, just to make my feet extra smooth.
640760
Yes and No...I think it will help but you should also add something stronger to it. I wear my during the day with shoes, I hope this helps
1260374
Yes, this is the only device that I have found that will stretch the heels in the back of the shoe. That is exactly the problem that I had. I could not fit into my new boots because the heel was like a size AA. I purchased the shoe stretch spray and this pair of stretchers.......it worked perfectly!!! In less than 24 hours, my boots fit comfortably. I am very happy
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.
1156175
I use them to protect the heels from abrasion when they get scraped against the sheets. Need to find cause of pain to relieve I think.
2251277
I don't think so. If it's to wide just in the heal then it should fix it, but if the whole shoe is too wide then I don't think it will help.
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Mine was a spray. I barely used it as I was not getting a relief. I purchased INZO Antifungal Cream (miconazole Nitrate 2%) and use it twice a day. On top I am using rich moisturizing foot creams - trust me, it works. Make sure you either use some powder (like baking soda for your shoes or sandals daily. There is Zeasorb Antifungal treatment (super Absorbent Powder) . When I use moisturizing foot creams I wait for some 3-5 minutes and then put on cotton socks not no moisture my foot ware for some 10 - 15 minutes, do my chores and then take them off and put on my slippers if I am home or sandals... Good luck, I promise it will help. Mine was a spray. I barely used it as I was not getting a relief. I purchased INZO Antifungal Cream (miconazole Nitrate 2%) and use it twice a day. On top I am using rich moisturizing foot creams - trust me, it works. Make sure you either use some powder (like baking soda for your shoes or sandals daily. There is Zeasorb Antifungal treatment (super Absorbent Powder) . When I use moisturizing foot creams I wait for some 3-5 minutes and then put on cotton socks not no moisture my foot ware for some 10 - 15 minutes, do my chores and then take them off and put on my slippers if I am home or... » Read More Mine was a spray. I barely used it as I was not getting a relief. I purchased INZO Antifungal Cream (miconazole Nitrate 2%) and use it twice a day. On top I am using rich moisturizing foot creams - trust me, it works. Make sure you either use some powder (like baking soda for your shoes or sandals daily. There is Zeasorb Antifungal treatment (super Absorbent Powder) . When I use moisturizing foot creams I wait for some 3-5 minutes and then put on cotton socks not no moisture my foot ware for some 10 - 15 minutes, do my chores and then take them off and put on my slippers if I am home or sandals... Good luck, I promise it will help. « Show Less
764497
One of the modes is "sole" as in sole of your foot... so it seems that this could stimulate your heel. You might want to experiment with pad placement, modes, and intensity to see what works best for you.
59462
It is better if you're using it for plantar fasciitis. I's also suggest checking out the technique in the book "The 5-Minute Plantar Fasciitis Solution" too if you're plagued with that.
1523039
Yes it will work, but the front part of the stretcher will not fit into the point of shoe. It will stretch the sides. I've used it for a few pair of pointy-toe heels for my self and friends.
452785
I would think so. That's what this is designed for. Just make sure that you have plenty of ventilation when you do it because the fumes are strong. Coat the sole with an even coat of Shoe Goo but don't make it too thick or it will ooze out of the sides. If you have a shoe last (the things they put inside shoes at some stores to help them keep their form), I would put it in the shoe first. Then you might want to find a way to weight the shoe down so that the pressure on the sole is even and it glues evenly.
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I Do not know. Talk to your Doctor or Physical Therapist. I personally think it would help some. If you can just get your foot up a little bit. You wouldn't trip as often . I have a size 10 1/2 shoe and it works great.Ernie
1188717
I haven't had cracked feet, but this cream totally smoothed out calluses overnight. I wear socks over the foot cream, and my little socks were falling off by morning. This is a very powerful cream, so I only use it once in a while. I used Burts Bee's coconut foot creme when my feet were really heavily callused. It's got a heavier dose of "grease" if that is what you seek.
437732
The mat is firm and the material is fairly sturdy. It should hold up for heels but it does have give to it which might cause your shoe to sink in and trip you up if you aren't careful when moving. It does show the outline of my bare feet after I've been standing on it for awhile. Tips from heels would sink in further. Didn't notice if there was a warning label on the mat re heels. Maybe an email to the manufacturer? Good luck!
1117816
I bought this for my wife, cause she lost a nail and this product was the magical solution. I hope it works for you. I also bought something named toekini or something like that for my wife high heels, to not slide. After using it, she can wear her high heels for hours without feeling any pain.
648663
I cannot attest one way or another if this device helps plantar fasciitis pain because I just bought the unit and haven't used it yet. However, my husband had a terrible case of PF from wearing steel toed boots in the oil field, and he derived complete relief from these insoles:Powerstep Pinnacle Men's / Women's Full Length Insoles M 10-10.5 / W 12-12.5 Size GHe has since bought a dozen or so pairs! They helped him when a podiatrist's prescribed boots did not!
634553
Not really. A heel lift would alter where the gel pads sit on each side of the heel and you would have to get a size larger which would undo the reason for getting it at all. Since trying various things for my heel paid I have been to the Doctor who says that Heel Spur pain is a myth as they do not cause the pain so the pain is usually Plancia Fascitis (I know spelling is wrong) which is caused by tight calf muscles. Stretching and solid arch supports are the main recommendations. Arch supports are sore at first but worthwhile working on it. Treat both feet. Also use ice but not heat.