Can I use this on fabric sneakers? Like fabric Skechers with rubber bottoms?
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Yes you can, I used it on a pair of white slip on canvas sneakers that have white rubber soles and it worked great!
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Yes, I am sure you can safely use it on canvas sneakers, avoiding the rubber soles.
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I've only used it with sneakers but i'm guessing you could do it with bare feet.I find the styrofoam a bit caustic on the bare foot.In PT place they have ones made of wood but they are far more costly.This is a great stretching tool
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My son has them in Vans, a flat skateboard sneaker. He wears them on top of the insole as it did not easily come out. So I assume keds and converse will be fine. My son loves them.
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I wouldn't. I can't find it now but I think remember reading that this formula is intended for synthetics. I'd use waterproofing spray for suede/nubuck shoes on suede.
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I used in Nike Air work shoes, and it worked great. I would suggest two pair of socks for padding.
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I haven't had any issues with my sneakers sticking. My only issue so far is that it gets quite slippery for floor work if my hands are even a little sweaty (ie, push-ups, down dog, etc)
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This stretcher is meant for high heels, not sneakers. I wouldn't recommend buying it for your sneakers.
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There's a cheap shoe spray from Penguin brand called "shoe and sneaker deodorize" you can buy at Kroeger or Walmart. Works awesome for shoes. The Venus spray wouldn't likely work on running shoes.
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There is a tacky surface under the footbed to stop if from slipping around. No adhesive which is nice so it doesn't ruin your shoes and is machine washable. Could be used for sandals but you'll see the white terrycloth which could look weird depending on the sandal style.
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I use them in regular shoes. It does make the shoe fit a little tighter - maybe a half size difference. Hope that helps.
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I would advise that this would not work in bare feet - maybe with socks, I think it is designed more for stability and some cushioning during aerobic exercise when you would be wearing shoes.
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No not for boots, these are made for shoes that are heels or flat if the shoe is is boot like made for example having the closure in the back it will not work. There are on the market stretchers made for boots you can use for some mid top sneakers but not boots
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I was able to, but i wear shoes quite loose. I dont think it would work with all shoes/sneaker types. Its very sturdy and rigid, toomuch so for my needs. Very well built.
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Yes, I think you could. I think it is easier to position onto an orthotic outside the shoe. I believe the adhesive would stick to about anything.
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I have used it on all of my fabric shoes. Suede, cloth, brushed leather etc. I have done really light coats and very heavy coats. It does darken them while they are wet, but as they dry they seem to be revert back to very close to their original color.
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No. While technically possible to use street shoes, it's not recommended. I've tried. Nope.
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Yes, however only on shoes or sneakers, boots won't fit. You can just about get a wide sneaker thru it but you can and it cleans the sides as well. I wear a size 9 1/2 shoe Mine is in a open breezeway