I have the original white Aircast Air-Stirrup brace and the heel pads can be replaced when they wear out. Is it the same with the black Air-Stirrup Un
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Think that bottom fabric is way too thin and sometimes folds when putting it on. Took some iron-on jeans-mending patches, cut to size then attached them to the original fabric. Stiffens them up so they say more rigid and extends their life. Can't understand why they would make this quality product with such a wimpy piece. Everything else is great.
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I initially intended to put a heel on, but I ended up just filling in the holes. I think the replacement heel would fit, but it will likely stay on until it wears out because this stuff sticks very well.
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I think the are as high as you can go without it ribbing your ankle bone. I found they support ok. I have worn these because I have a wide foot and they don't bother the bones on both of my feet. I have had a problem with this pair that I havn't had before. I go on my treadmill 2 miles in the morning and 2m miles in the evening. The black was coming off in little specks and I was leaving a trail everywhere. It hasn't bothered the use of the shoe but I would really have to think about it before I bought another pair.
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unfortunately no, we bought one for my daughter and then later her other heel acted up (she had sever disease - common in athletic kids dt growth plate growing) however they worked great! she used them about 6 months and now doesnt use them anymore
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I don't believe so, they felt a bit different than the original pads, but it might be just me forgetting what the original felt as I hadn't replaced the original in a couple of years. As far as I know, the pleathwr on this pair is a bit stiffer than the original, but I am not all that sure.
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sir, madam, i have the exact same bike. only exception, mine is a 1996. fits awesome,looks awesome,and MUCH stronger (heavy duty) than the stock version back rest assembly. the actual black pad is a lesser quality,only attaches with 2 small wood screws. so i just ran some Velcro tword the bottom of the pad,so far so good, and will replace pad if,and when i need to. 1 season so far with no problems. but you wont be disappointed with the quality and looks with this hardware (LOTS of chrome ! hope this helps ya out ! J.Smith ps-Be safe out there !
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Yes they are a standard design, they just have replaceable pads. I own a set and prefer the salmon pads for all conditions. I actually prefer the Supra 2 to this brake.When installed properly the long end of the brake "shoe" points to the rear of the bike and they are slightly toe out, heel in. The pad comes with a bump on the tip to facilitate this. The result is that after a short break in, or wear in, the pads will compensate for frame and brake flex (& slop) and lay fairly flat against the rim when applied.If not set up this way, the pad pressure will be too heavy at the toe and too light at the heel. Yes they are a standard design, they just have replaceable pads. I own a set and prefer the salmon pads for all conditions. I actually prefer the Supra 2 to this brake.When installed properly the long end of the brake "shoe" points to the rear of the bike and they are slightly toe out, heel in. The pad comes with a bump on the tip to facilitate this. The result is that after a short break in, or wear in, the pads will compensate for frame and brake flex (& slop) and lay fairly flat against the rim when applied.If not set up this way, the pad pressure will be too heavy... » Read More Yes they are a standard design, they just have replaceable pads. I own a set and prefer the salmon pads for all conditions. I actually prefer the Supra 2 to this brake.When installed properly the long end of the brake "shoe" points to the rear of the bike and they are slightly toe out, heel in. The pad comes with a bump on the tip to facilitate this. The result is that after a short break in, or wear in, the pads will compensate for frame and brake flex (& slop) and lay fairly flat against the rim when applied.If not set up this way, the pad pressure will be too heavy at the toe and too light at the heel. « Show Less
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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.
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Hi Victor. I have these in 3 cars. I race and track, so I heel - toe always. I would recommend stacking the 2 smaller plates on the brake to heel - toe better, or you can install them on all pedals. Whatever you prefer. You will need to remove the rubber booties on the brake and clutch pedal. You can then drill the included screws through the Sparco's. Some throttle pads do not come off. None of my cars do. You can drill the plate over the stock throttle pad. Once again, if you heel - toe, then angle the pedal left towards the brake pedal. These work great.
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I have seen this kickstand in black, but we do not have black available at this time. We have installed rubber feet on them before, and the name Greenfield sounds very familiar......I would guess that's what we used but I can't remember for sure. Thanks! Mike
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Yes, for me. I have 14EE feet, wear big shoes, these conform magnificently to my ankles. I wore them 18 hours yesterday, mix of driving, walking and standing and only when I took my shoes off at the end did I feel that I had to get these Aircasts off. I love these, worn them about two years and have a spare set if these ever fail. It looks like it will be a long wait to ever use those spares.
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I originally bought them to help strengthen my feet with symptoms of weakness and discomfort on the top but never really got into a good regimen.Then came the plantar facsiitis with heel spurs on one foot. Right now using the foot wakers I want to say yes they help stretch and strengthen the foot and also break up the scar tissue. I would recommend and wish you success with happy feet again!
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Likely difficult to match what you have. Probably have to replace all four to match them. Try a craft store, they have a rather large selection of self adhesive black rubber feet.
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Soon after posting my previous, my right foot came out during exercise. Oh well, pride cometh before a fall. I have an old pair of beach sandels with double velcro closures. I attached them to the pedals with the pedal velcro across the top of the sole. Works great.
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If you can remove the original liner,in one piece, they should work. You are taking a chance on ruining the shoe because sneakers are coming out with really glued on insoles and they are part of the shoe structure. I can't walk in these flat shoes so I get desperate sometimes. You could look for a 3/4 SOFT arch support or even a flat foam heel pad-something with a low profile, to raise and protect your heel and arch. They usually come with adhesive but glue dots work to hold them in place because the darn things slide around and mess with your foot/leg/back muscles. I find those gel heel pads rock too much too but you could try them. You just can't add too much height or stiffness. If you can lift the heel part of a glued in insole and not have uneven tears, and get one of those low profile heel pads under it without removing the entire insole-fantastic. Lady Foot Locker was carrying Spenco inserts and you can try them in your shoes at a store to see if they will even work for you.
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I have not see the original but these are what I would call a thin profile. There is a nice strong arch support built in and firm heel support. I bought more of these because of the huge difference I noticed with them. I used to have leg hip n back pain. Not anymore. I keep one set of these in my dress shoes where I did not take the original soles out and it fits fine.
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I do not know but my best guess is no. the heel is very flexible similar to gloves made from latex but thicker. Best to ask the manufacture!