What is the other dimension of the toe plate?
863157
Offhand I do not know the dimensions of the plate, but I do know it is a normal dolly and it will pick up whatever you need to pick up!
2244088
17" the platform is 14" x 17", and it is plenty wide. I wear a size 13/14 and there is plenty of room for my feet to sit completely on the platform! have used this model at the gym, loved it, and had to have one of my own for home!
1765453
I am on the road this week and can't provide an exact measurement, however the foot plate is right next to the equalizer bars of my ez-lift hitch out of the way of anything under the hitch.
1246894
no but it will fit the second and third toe...... too small forbig toe and too big for forth and small toe.
786964
Plate dimensions are 2 5/8" X 2". Be forewarned that the wheel locks are not really functional. Trying to set the lock with your foot is an impossibility.
2256091
3/4 inch diameter - big enough to fit over a big toe as long as you cut small slits to expand one edge to help slip it on
2191869
don't know dimensions, but the size is small, not ideal for individuals with larger feet.
463031
This is Item #P55. It is for one toe. Looks just like the picture on the left, but a different number than you are looking for.
1246892
there is some stretch to these tubes, so the measurement is only approximate. They will fit any toe except the smallest 2 on any foot.
525555
The width of the foot measures 2cm short of 3 inches. It's not a complete 3 inches. I hope that helps.
2053865
the actual fin portion from the end of the toe area for the closed foot part is about 12-1/2 inches
1690373
I measured about 4.5" from the center of the lower shoe mount until it hits the slanted part of the higher arm (where it turns vertical). So whatever you mount on the lower shoe needs to be about 9.0" or smaller in width. Hope that helps.
96938
Good catch echogirl, the feet width are 41 3/4 inches. Thats a big difference from 37 inches, I didn't catch that. Thanks for allowing me to help you.
263948
I didn't use the plate. Just put the hex head bolts through the slot on the clips and into the threaded holes on the bottom of the shoe.
203550
Less than 1/4" or just 1/8 inch, maybe. My son does not seem annoyed by them at all. I bought them not because he has an orthotic issue, but to replace the insoles of his Spider Top a Rider (poor quality) which tore away after a few times wear. He seemed to love wearing the shoes with the orthotics more than with the old insoles, so I could only give them 5 stars.
2218262
The ones I've had could only be used for 1st & 2nd toes because of their size. I don't know if the Toe Buddy comes in smaller sizes that would fit the pinky & next toe.
162990
That's really a hard question to answer because the toe clips aren't square, they're curved. On my hybrid bike, the toe clips are 3 1/2" from the center of the pedal to the end of the toe clip. The actual toe clip is about 2 1/2" long end-to-end. The height at the end of the toe clip is about 1", but it slopes upward to 2+" at the final top. I wear size 8 1/2 "trail runner" shoes with my bike (the bottom treads are worn somewhat smooth). The trail runners have pull/clamp type of lace, not a normal lace that you need to tie. That way there's nothing to get caught in the chain. However, one important thing is to use metal "cage-type" pedals, and not "composite-type" pedals. The composite pedals are thicker, and when you use the toe clip, it makes the top of the toe clip too thin for my shoes to fit into them. My hybrid has metal cage pedals and the clips work great - I even bought a new bike with metal pedals and moved the toe clips to the new bike. I also bought a mountain bike with composite pedals, and the toe clips are now too low for my shoes. And I'm too cheap to change the pedals. As long as you're pushing up, down, or forward, your foot is "glued" to the pedal. All you need to do is to pull backward and the shoe comes easily out of the toe clip. They're great!!