Due to an injury, I have one foot that is shorter and wider. Would I have to buy two different shoes to get a good fit?
650408
Not sure but they are pretty true to size. I'd say that if you need two different running shoes, you'd probably need two different of these. Also, these shoes (for me) are not tight by any means but there is also no wiggle room. Hope this helps a bit.
2210879
I only have one on my left foot but short walks are fine. It's a lot more comfortable than the hard rigid ones!!
2223920
It seemed tall enough for me, but I have plantar faciitis. Since your problem is in the heal it might also be enough. You should probably check with your doctor though to be sure.
1114913
I dont know what type of shoes you have but yes. I have a bunion and I can wear my brand new shoes now. BUT-I stretched them for several weeks! I kept turning the shoe horn and I would leave the shoes to stretch. If after a few days I could turn it I did. So my answer is yes, but if you want it quick and in a hurry, I dont think it will work.
334909
I would ask the supplier. I found a chart on another shoe and used that. It was ok.
1818877
yes you can.the package include separate support feet for the other shorter one.
162236
I'm sure it would depend on the size of the shoe. The older version was wider than the ones I purchased this spring. I have a slightly narrow foot. They do stretch somewhat. I have 5 pair of them and love them. They are the most comfortable shoes I own.
869082
Depending on the shoe. I have very narrow feet and sometimes I have to help fill up a shoe.
622843
I think that it is unlikely with this orthotic, unless they have a narrow version. I did not find this helpful, and no longer use it.
736577
Yes, you can. In fact, when I was in rehab for plantar faciitis, I wore my athletic shoes with orthotics. You can get a single and a double version. If you use either be sure to hold onto something firm while doing your stretches. If you use the single, you simply hold one foot either beside and above your working ankle, or tuck the foot behind the calf on the side you are working.
7551
I would with the medium. They can lace tight for a smaller foot n can def accommodate a larger one. It's worth the money for support. If she has an injury make sure she puts in the work to get her back to 100%. They are not a permanent fix.
1279027
Depends on your shoe size and what shoes you wear. I'm a 7 and all my ballerinas fit as a pair so I can put both shoes in one slot. Low top converses work too. Any other type of shoes doesn't. But I doubt you can fit more than 1 pair per slot unless it's kid's shoes.
1614796
Sure, yes. It's only designed to protect your heel, and does not extend to the toes. So you shouldn't have to worry about shoe size (length). I think this will work just fine for you.
915035
yes. there are 2 .. so you can wear one on each foot.. enjoy .. really helped my heal and foot pain.. I get out of the habit of wearing them..and notice a real difference.. wear them a few days.. maybe a week or so .. and bam.. foot pain and tension .. gone again.. these are WORTH IT
431282
You should be able to yes. The shoes do fit very snug, but they do fit. I love this little bench, perfect size etc... for what i needed.
336492
They are not specific for one foot. I use both of them for my right foot. Love them!!
1582979
Will be tight fit. One is slightly wider and slightly taller for comfortable fit.