I was hoping to find out what type of walking or running shoes would be suggested that I might be able to wear these with?
271888
Buy the bunion aid first so that you can wear then when you go to buy runners that way you'll get a perfect fit.
271889
I haven't worn mine for a while, but when I was wearing it, I always wore sandals (flip-flops, or what we called zories when I was growing up). I don't think you would be able to wear a conventional shoe while wearing this splint.
271890
Look for minimalist shoes. I can fit them in my Lems. Try also Altra zero drop shoes.
271891
I wear Asics Nimbus 14. They are usually the higher end of the Asics shoes as far as cost. But they have alot of gel in the soles and has made it wonderful for my foot that has the bunion. I cannot wear the bunion support these shoes, but have found that if I wear it faithfully at night, I do not have to wear it during the day with these shoes.
271892
In my experience, this device is not comfortably worn with outside shoes. The only shoe I've been able to wear it with is my bedroom slippers, which are loose and pliable. If you want to wear it with any other shoes, I recommend you take it with you and wear it when you try on the shoes. That's the only way you can be sure it can be comfortably worn with that shoe.
271893
I really dont think they would be too comfortable in a running shoe.Iwear mine to bed and around the house.Best pain relief I have had.Hope this help's.
869084
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.
1071310
Travelling yes, running, though I have never tried, from what I can see by the design, I doubt they would fair well for running. They aren't the most snug fit. At least on my head. I mean they are perfect for normal walking but I am willing to bet you would probably have to stop to adjust them from time to time if you were running with them on. For me, they just don't feel like they would stay in place if I ran with them.
2096564
Hi;check for the running shoe size to ensure it is the same as your regular shoes and especial if it more wide, or more narror. If not larger or wider the med size may fit BUT if the shoes are wide and a double check with the shoe design may be a challenge. Hence, ensure that the vender allows for a return should your size not fit based upon running shoe vs. normal shoe size. GOOD LUCK!
234870
Something like a hiking boot ie.Timberland boot. I wore a hiking boot which has a wedge heel sort of.
657317
In my experience and other service member experience, you have to be careful with that bit of rubber in the middle of the sole that connects the springs to the studs and the two rubber bits at the toe. This was just with running. I would not recommend them for hiking, but would stick to something with chains.
2195556
Good questions! I don't see why you couldn't use them with a speciallised. As far as the shoes any will do, no special shoe needed. Hope this helps, happy riding!
657318
These are intended for running so I'm not sure how how they'd work for hiking.
2281356
Go to the powerstep web site. They have a chart for the different insoles to fit your needs
2138315
My son has them in Vans, a flat skateboard sneaker. He wears them on top of the insole as it did not easily come out. So I assume keds and converse will be fine. My son loves them.
1466529
I actually sent it back and got a golds back brace which is softer and fully adjustable, I use it for gold tennis and walking so sure it could be used for running as well
236582
I use them for extreme hiking - Cliffs, Ice, Frozen rivers Etc... You should probably look at a pair of good running shoes with spikes if the conditions call for it to be icy. I would not use these in a Marathon.
496182
I would buy the insert that best fits your foot. Your shoes will then need to accommodate the insert. Then all shoes will fit/feel exactly the same when worn. Some stores that specialize in running shoes (like RunTex in Austin, TX) sell this insert.
248444
I would say yes but I have never tried running shoes. I put on over snow boots, an Uggs style boot. Running shoes should be easy in comparison.
1653607
I really don't know for that particular condition, but I can say that the foot walkers are great overall devices for stretching out your feet and they certainly helped my plantar fasciitis condition!
205562
I would not recommend running in these. Not only are they prime to falling off shoes and boots, the metal stubs would be slippery on some surfaces making them hazardous. I'd look into something different if you want traction for winter running.
1000809
I can only wear these in more athletic shoes with more depth. I do have Vans and I haven't been able to wear them with that sneaker as it makes the sneaker too tight. I also can't wear them with Bobs for the same reason and both of these brands do NOT provide support which is why I tried the Spencos in them.