is the walking foot open toe or closed toe
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Well, it's kinda like the zigzag/all purpose foot. It has a wide opening that narrows down to a opening to the wide slot suitable for a zigzag stitch. It is not like the embroidery/darning foot at all. I do hope this helps you. For a good picture, go to this (http://www.amazon.com/Distinctive-Walking-Sewing-Machine-Presser/dp/B003EMLDX4/ref=sr_1_23?s=arts-crafts&ie=UTF8&qid=1407251149&sr=1-23&keywords=distinctive+presser+feet) Amazon link.
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I only have one on my left foot but short walks are fine. It's a lot more comfortable than the hard rigid ones!!
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I looked at the pair my wife just washed and hung up to dry: it's open toe (unless she forgot to cut her toe nails).
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Sizes on the back. The measurement for open toe or closed toe are the same.
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Closed shoes, for sure. And I'd say flats too; I tried with heels and failed miserably. Also if your shoes are snug before the insoles you'll be somewhat uncomfortable afterwards.
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On mine, it is the inside diameter where your toe goes. The good points are the fact that you can cut it to any shape to make it fit and there is plenty of it. You will find it lasting a long time. Your name suggest you have big feet. If so, you might want a larger size. If one is not available I'm sure you can find a way to make this work for you. It definitely protects the top of your toes, which is why I ordered it.
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zigzag, overcasting, rolled hem, zipper, satin stitch, blind hemming, cording, overedge, automatic buttonhole, 1/4 inch seam foot, button sewing foot, open toe satin stitch, dual feed foot, border guide foot, convertible free motion quilting foot, open-toe foot, clear view foot
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If you need an up side, the side with the logo. I use it in both directions depending on the shape of the toenail.
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It's about a 1 1/2 inch thick heel. The sole is curved to help with taking normal strides, so you can roll the stride from heel to toe.
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No need to specify. I wear mine on my left foot as well. It can be used for either right or left foot and there is only one in the box. Hope this helps!!
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It opens, then you place the heel of your foot at the back of the wrap and then you wrap the foot (close the flaps over) and secure the velcro. Good luck with your surgery.
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The maximum amount of rubber should hit the ground behind you, when your arm is extended back, so the "toe" of the tip extends toward the back. The "heel" points forward. See the photos at: http://www.prevention.com/fitness/fitness-tips/walking-workouts-nordic-walking-poles?page=2
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Hi Aaron, I do not know much about conditions of the sole of the foot, or the mechanical or medical science that deals with the design and fitting of orthotics, but I do know that this is a excellent martial arts shoe - I use it for Tai chi and Kung fu. The sizes are interesting, I have a wide foot so use a 9H the regular size is to narrow. Hope this helped.
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Yes, but the product overall is not good. It does not hold the crooked toe down ! Good luck.
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SA 188 is an open toe walking foot and SA187 is an open toe quilting foot. If you are doing straight stitching then a walking foot is a great tool since it has feed dogs of its own and can keep the fabric from shifting . If you plan to do free motion quilting or follow a pattern with curves, circles, leaves, etc. then the SA187 open toe quilting foot is the one to buy since it allows you to move over the design. The walking foot SA188 moves in one direction only. Both are good tools to have for quilting. It just depends on the type of quilting you want to do. I use either one of the feet depending on the type of quilting I am doing.
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I have the beige and open toe version of these but I think the materials are the same.The box states the following:Open toe: 78% nylon 22% spandexClosed toe 80% nylon 20% spandexThere is also a measuring guide on the back of the box to get the correct fit. I actually bought mine from a local medical supply house where they insisted on taking measurements first so I would have the right fit. I was unable to find a web presence for the manufacturer, but I did find what seems to be the sizing chart here: www.elitemedical.com/trufsizchar.html
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My pinata had the opening at the top. It was a bit of a challenge to find it, but if you press down gently around the top toe area you should find it.