How do you attach it to the sandal? Is it a sticky layer on the lift that attaches the lift to a sandal? Does the lift stay in place well in a sandal?
1989412
I asked my mom she said the just stay in place and they mold to your feet she says she really likes them :)
1989413
There is sticky on the bottom but I returned mine because it is so stiff and hard that I can't image trying to walk on it, and if you use most of the layers, you would see it from the side when wearing sandals.
1989414
I use Velcro. There is no sticky strip on the lift. Because you can adjust how much lift you want ( I used the whole thing) you need to glue the layers together as they do come apart
1989415
It's not really sticky. The pressure of your foot on the gel keeps it in place. But I don't know if it is appropriate for a sandal. Aside from moving around, I think it would be visible.
858753
I clipped it to my shoe and had no problems. I clipped it to my bra and it fell off and I lost it. :(
1622091
I think it's a placement thing. You can move the insert around in your shoe to where your arch needs the support. I have bought sets for even my sandals, and glued them on.
1990371
I don't use it with sandals but you could probably glue it to the sole and it would work fine . I would imagine you'd need to combine two I the lifts to attain a full 1 inch.
1265052
I insert shoe horn behind my heeland as i push foot down I keepan upward pressure on handle . I do not push down on handle and it works just fine
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You might have difficulty pulling the sock on to the chute if the sock is tight. The plastic is pretty stiff for this particular device. if you can slide it on you will not have any problem from there on. There is a similar one, without the clip straps made from a softer plastic I used while in rehab, which might work better. I found this one to work well without the use of the straps. The Velcro strip on the lower back of the chute held the sock on pretty well until the sock was all the way on.Tip: when you have pulled the sock onto the chute as far to the toe as possible, bunch the socks back down to the toe as much as possible your foot will slide into the toe much easier. You might have difficulty pulling the sock on to the chute if the sock is tight. The plastic is pretty stiff for this particular device. if you can slide it on you will not have any problem from there on. There is a similar one, without the clip straps made from a softer plastic I used while in rehab, which might work better. I found this one to work well without the use of the straps. The Velcro strip on the lower back of the chute held the sock on pretty well until the sock was all the way on.Tip: when you have pulled the sock onto the chute as far to the toe as possible, bunch the... » Read More You might have difficulty pulling the sock on to the chute if the sock is tight. The plastic is pretty stiff for this particular device. if you can slide it on you will not have any problem from there on. There is a similar one, without the clip straps made from a softer plastic I used while in rehab, which might work better. I found this one to work well without the use of the straps. The Velcro strip on the lower back of the chute held the sock on pretty well until the sock was all the way on.Tip: when you have pulled the sock onto the chute as far to the toe as possible, bunch the socks back down to the toe as much as possible your foot will slide into the toe much easier. « Show Less
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They work fine in many shoes, but whether they are visible when the shoe is on depends on the shoe style and cut. I was able to wear one in a heeled sandal this past fall. The guard material that showed through the sandal was not particularly noticeable because you can see the skin color through the guard. I was able to cut the tongue portion appropriately. Made a big difference as I had to wear the shoes for a wedding and celebration, including dancing. It stayed in place and worked out great!!
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Hello Vickie, we have a Tri-Lift system on the back of our SUV. It has a center post that lowers and rises to lift up my husbands scooter. The cover works fine with the type of lift we have. The cover fits over the scooter and has straps that go under the scooter to secure it. The straps did come off, I may have been pulling them too tight, but a quick fix on my sewing maching. Hope this helps.
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Hi Josie regarding your question. Yes.if the shoe has heel support it's ok no matter if it is high or pump.you can't use it w/sandals it slip backwards(no heel support) Orthaheel is wonderful
1969046
The device is designed to slide into the shoe as it's anchor. In it's present form, I don't believe it would be a help to you.
1092367
You have to clip all the clips loose on the bottom of the stroller and then there is a little handle on the end of the bassinet (where the head of the baby lays) this you have the lift and bring down. Hope you understand. Once you get it it's very easy!
1887255
They have a "non-skid" backing, but it is not adhesive. If used with sandals, they would "show."
1474792
i just put mine in warm water then pull it out, after a few days of wear i find it lifts in places anyway so it's not very difficult to remove
1121092
it does not attach. When you open the cover it laps over the arms of the lift then you lift the arm and the cover together. Any more questions, please ask. AC' Cool Stuff Staff.
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It attaches in two places. 1) to the shoulder strap via wrap around velcro and 2) through the "load lifter" buckle at the top of the shoulder. The former keeps it in place and the latter keeps if from pulling down on the strap of the backpack.
756658
I bought 2 pairs. One I use with my Merrell slide, the other on my merrell walking shoes/tennis shoes. I really like it. I also remove and transfer it to whatever shoes I want to wear.
1990370
You can try stacking two together to get one inch, I have never tried it in sandals, so I cannot say how well it would work. Being that it is hard plastic, I am not sure it would be very comfortable on bare feet