Can you use these for zippered dress boots?
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That's exactly what I'm using it for. So, far its has eased the discomfort due to the fact that I have wide feet.
1403846
They have zippers on the side that completely disconnect. There is a lace that goes under the arch ofa shoe, but it detaches as well. So, you can put it on over the boot easily!
450441
I don't know. While they aren't as thick as most scuba or surfing booties, they are pretty darn thick to be used inside boots, unless the boots where a size too large.
1122155
great, question. The work will not be seamless so depending on where the rip is it may work. If they are expensive boots I would take them in to a professional and get a quote.
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Yes you may, but be aware this product is entirely soft-sided and your shoes will shift to the opposite end the moment you pick the bag up. There are products made specifically for shoes. This is not one of them although it is an excellent product for storing lightweight items under the bed. I use mine for storing faux flowers and vase fillers that are not in season.
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Was wondering if this item works on tall boots, that have a zipper on the side?
1363664
I would say no as they are a tight fit to ski boots where snow board boots are much wider. However I am sure dry guy have other solutions for inside the boot no matter ski or snow board.
1130652
I don't think you can. The pegs you put the shoes on are pretty short. I haven't tried it myself, but I think long boots would just flop over because there is not enough peg to hold them up.
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Yes, you could wear under a boot cut or loose dress pant. They don't jingle or make a lot of noise, but I can't help but think the fabric of your dress pants will catch or glide on the straps and cuff material and probably make a light swooshy sound.
1130651
You could put them on the top holders if you unzipped them. But then the calf section would hang down and cover the bottom 2 rows. Boots like cowboy boots, that don't unzip, won't work well.
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There are two sizes, large and small. I would NOT recommend cutting them, I've only used them for men's shoes and they are great. If the boot heel is large the small size may fit, or may hang over the edge. It depends on the size of the woman's heel. If it is a full heel you are great but if you are talking about a stiletto heel this most likely won't work.
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I use them to store my boots as they stand up on the shelf better. They would probably stretch somewhat if you need them to stretch. One pair I took off the shapers as they did stretch them out and I did not want them stretched so it depends on the boot style I assume also. These are very nice when you have multiple boots and want to store them neatly.
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you could, but without the stretchiness of the included lace material, not certain that would be an ideal solution. the locks have teeth designed for this material, but they would probably work on regular laces, too.
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I believe this product is intended to use for materials made of fabric which are usually not too heavy. I don't know how heavy your boots are but you can certainly test it out to see if it's sturdy enough. I normally utilize this for hanging undergarments, small towels, etc.
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It should. These are "bulky", too much for regular shoes. You should be right on with boots.
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Possibly, would depend on the size of the box/boots. I can fit a standard sized shoe box in it easily.
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I don't think they would safely work like gravity boots. The straps are not adjustable and the opening is pretty large. It would also be pretty awkward getting your feet into the straps. Not as simple as just using hooks on gravity boots. Hope this helps.