Do these go over the original insert (in a good quality walking shoe), or do you take those out to insert these...
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I have found that it varies with the shoe. You would have to try it both ways. The Pedag inserts have brought me relief.
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I use them over the original insert in my shoe. I want the extra cushion so I did not remove the original insert.
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If the dr. Scholl insert makes the shoes too tight, then I will remove the shoes' inserts. Otherwise I just leave it in.
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These inserts are interchangeable. You can switch inserts to raise the outer or inner sides of your feet depending on your foot problem. I walked on the outer side of my feet before using these "correct step straighteners" which I thought really helped my problem.
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yes they tuck in ...on the front ......tuck flap on inside then push the insert in
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I use removable inserts in my shoes & put the pedag on them. When I change to a different pair of shoes I just take the inserts out of one & put in another shoe.
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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.
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Yes. They can be removed and switched to different pairs of shoes. I have done so on occasion. But because there is a small adhesive disk at the end of each insert that helps to ensure they stay in place it is better to keep them in a dedicated pair. Switching back and forth can wear out the adhesive. They stay in place pretty well anyway but work best with the original adhesive.I'm on my feet a lot and I'm heavy. The Pedag inserts ease leg pain and fatigue. I highly recommend them. I use them in all my enclosed shoes even sneakers and walking shoes. They provide much better support than the softer foam type inserts. Yes. They can be removed and switched to different pairs of shoes. I have done so on occasion. But because there is a small adhesive disk at the end of each insert that helps to ensure they stay in place it is better to keep them in a dedicated pair. Switching back and forth can wear out the adhesive. They stay in place pretty well anyway but work best with the original adhesive.I'm on my feet a lot and I'm heavy. The Pedag inserts ease leg pain and fatigue. I highly recommend them. I use them in all my enclosed shoes even sneakers and walking shoes. They provide much better support... » Read More Yes. They can be removed and switched to different pairs of shoes. I have done so on occasion. But because there is a small adhesive disk at the end of each insert that helps to ensure they stay in place it is better to keep them in a dedicated pair. Switching back and forth can wear out the adhesive. They stay in place pretty well anyway but work best with the original adhesive.I'm on my feet a lot and I'm heavy. The Pedag inserts ease leg pain and fatigue. I highly recommend them. I use them in all my enclosed shoes even sneakers and walking shoes. They provide much better support than the softer foam type inserts. « Show Less
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If you use a new pair. I find that when you first put them in, they block EveryThing! But as time wears on, they need to be switched out.
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Yes the inserts are removable. That was the first thing I did I purchased a pair of insoles from REI and they were cut to the exact size of the OEM and they work great.
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Hello Jean, If you are referring to the inserts put in by the shoe manufacturer, no. But if you already have a pair of store purchased inserts then yes.
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No, these inserts are not intended for that so I would use heel pads to make the fit more snug.
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You just have to tap them in (though you may have to tap whatever old tip that was there down into the leg). I've noticed some movement in one or two of the walkers, but in general they fit really nicely. I run an assisted living, so I use a bunch. Much better than tennis balls.
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Had to return because they did not fit walkers we had but yes they are removable.
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The original shoe insert. I pull out the insert that comes inside a shoe and I insert the ProTech. Don't try to use both or it makes the shoe too tight.
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When I got them for my son I put them in a new pair of Asics sneakers. I did not take out the insole as the shoes were new. My son had no complaints and they are still in the sneakers since August of last year. The package the Dr. Scholl's come in say to take out the insole but I didnt. It wont hurt for you to try it first without taking out the insole and see if they are comfortable enough for you. Then you can decide to leave the insole in or take it out. I agree taking it out sometimes is too much work and messes up the shoe. LOL!! Valerie
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These are made to be on top of the shoe inserts, they will not fit properly underneath because of the way they are molded. They have helped me very much and are approved by my podiatrist.
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I have not worn inserts myself, but believe these are thin enough to be worn with whatever you have that goes inside your shoe. They're good for any kind of foot pain that's from the front part of the arch and forward. I used this inside my sock to help me stay on my feet when my foot hurt. When that wasn't tight enough to allow me to put in my daily 2 mile walk, I added white tape around the outside of my sock. The combination allowed me to continue. These are inexpensive, so try them. Follow instructions for wearing and washing to keep them in good shape.