Does it have some sort of adhesive so you can attach to sandals?
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No adhesive. It has a firm, grippy, rubbery neoprene bottom, so something like Shoe-Goo would hold it in place. However the lift is made of 3 layers that are stuck together except at the very back, so they might separate of you don't Shoe-Goo them together. This lift combined with a little Shoe-Goo could do the trick.
1105160
No. The heel lift has three pealable layers to regulate the height. There is no adhesive layer. However you could us double sided tape to secure the lift in sandals. They are cheap enough to buy several and permanently glue a lift onto sandals or any shoe. Hope this helps. Steve J
1105161
No, it does not. Get a tube of Barge Cement to glue it in place. It's the stuff shoemakers use to glue shoe parts together. It really works. Get it at a hardware store or here on Amazon.com
1105162
The heel lift has no adhesive but I use velcro. I buy the stick on velcro & stick a strip on my sandal & one on the underside of the heel lift. Holds it in place very well.
1105163
No, I use them in my athletic shoes and insert them between the shoe and and pad. They stay in place nicely and are much better than the felt pads the doctor gave me, not to mention a lot less expensive ($80!!) You could probably glue them in place if you had to.
599408
Mine does NOT have a hook on it, but I don't see any reason you could not attach a hook with adhesive.
616331
You mean like a knitted sock bottom to some no-slip rubber soles, or something similar? It should, but make sure you use some sandpaper on anything with a very smooth surface. I was able to glue a slick piece of leather to some cotton fabric, but the first time I tried, they came apart because I hadn't sanded the leather properly to give it a good surface to adhere to (it was nearly glass-like with how slippery and smooth the surface was before I roughed it up).
2052700
Yes, granted you don't add any adhesive or anything else. Just unscrew the hand screw enough to release it from the platform you have it attached to.
1990367
I haven't tried it in sandals. You might try anchoring the lift with velcro dots and see if that works for you.
1449626
It does not but comes with necessary straps and capabilities to attach one :)
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.
2258389
No there is no attachment on the bottom of the bag to connect to an anchor.
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The package includes metal tacks to secure the heel savers. However, as several folks have mentioned, I also use a little bit of Shoe Goo for extra adhesion and to lengthen the life of the shoe heels.
1462776
No It doesn't - they're just deep plastic inserts to hold about a third of the shoe in securely.
1059428
It has adhesive on the back. It would if it is a leather strap. The cloth ones the adhesive may not stick to. It is like a sticker but heavy duty sticky bottom.
546855
There is a small adhesive patch on the heel of the insole. If you move them to different shoes, the patch loses its adhesiveness. However, you can use double faced tape, and replace it is needed.
950988
No, Weldbond would only secure the sole for a short time. The constant movement of the sole requires a product like Shoe Goo. Amazon sells it as well as local stores.
25004
It looks like a flat pancake. Imagine sticking that into your shoe. If the sandals are in any way open, it will probably move around a lot. Like your sole of your shoe coming apart.
1076272
Yes except for the foot brackets, which attach easily. It's a good chair. I highly recommend it.
613102
No, they are held on by the outside tan border that click on and off the base and holds the outside of the pads in place, but no adhesive on the pads at all.
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Does it have straps to attach it around your waist (so that it stays on your back)?