I have to wear backless shoes because of another foot problem. Will this stay in place under a sock, or must it be worn inside a closed shoe?
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I tried to wear it without a sock in tennis shoes to keep from having blisters. It didn't work.
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I'm not sure but I doubt it will work with out a back on the shoe. I would try it anyway who knows..
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It will leave you with a raw feeling if u wear inside of sock. And no u cannot wear it with a backless shoe. But these cups really really work.
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I think it might stay in place under a sock, hard to tell. I would give it a try.
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I have worn them for a short time without a sock and they "grab" my heel pretty well. If it was a tight fitting sock it might work. Maybe use an Ace bandage to hold them in place as they do need to be in place to work.
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I have been wearing the Dorsi-lite foot splint on both feet inside the house for a month or more. It is really helpful. I also tried wearing them inside my sneakers yesterday and you take off the toe wrap, put the device inside the shoe and put the shoe in. Worked well. If the sandals are the ones that you put something between the toes to wear it, you'd have to use the bottom wrap. I don't think the sandal that holds onto your toes would slip off. I'm buying a set of sandals that have a velcro adjustment at the toe and at the top of the shoe so I can enjoy summer with the Dorsi's. Hope this helps. Wayde I have been wearing the Dorsi-lite foot splint on both feet inside the house for a month or more. It is really helpful. I also tried wearing them inside my sneakers yesterday and you take off the toe wrap, put the device inside the shoe and put the shoe in. Worked well. If the sandals are the ones that you put something between the toes to wear it, you'd have to use the bottom wrap. I don't think the sandal that holds onto your toes would slip off. I'm buying a set of sandals that have a velcro adjustment at the toe and at the top of the shoe so I can enjoy summer with the Dorsi's. Hope... » Read More I have been wearing the Dorsi-lite foot splint on both feet inside the house for a month or more. It is really helpful. I also tried wearing them inside my sneakers yesterday and you take off the toe wrap, put the device inside the shoe and put the shoe in. Worked well. If the sandals are the ones that you put something between the toes to wear it, you'd have to use the bottom wrap. I don't think the sandal that holds onto your toes would slip off. I'm buying a set of sandals that have a velcro adjustment at the toe and at the top of the shoe so I can enjoy summer with the Dorsi's. Hope this helps. Wayde « Show Less
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Only tried it once, and it did go well. What you really need is a rigid form that will expand the sock, and allow your foot to slip in. THAT is what you need.
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If the original shoe insert is padded or orthotic, you probably should remove it. For most of my shoes, I do not remove the original.
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I would buy the insert that best fits your foot. Your shoes will then need to accommodate the insert. Then all shoes will fit/feel exactly the same when worn. Some stores that specialize in running shoes (like RunTex in Austin, TX) sell this insert.
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It should work if you can fit the back of the stretcher against the back of your shoe. I love my shoe stretcher!
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I usually wear mine without socks or thin socks and it is a perfect fit. You may want to go up a size with thick socks, but you run the chance of them being too big. When I bend down, mine do not crease, the elastic material spreads out for your ankle area. One note I would add is the fact that compared to the lower ankle pair these are very hard to pull off. You can't just use your other foot at the heal to pop them off. I use my other pair much more, the pair with the low ankle.
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Depend on shoe size - it will work fine with sock - under or over - though over might pull the sick too tight. Would have to adjust accordingly.
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They do not slide with certain socks--I bought a roll.of double stick tape heavy duty to keep on the bottom of each hill cup so they won't slip inside my shoes and boots-they occasionally need replaced-this style doesn't have a deep cup so it fits nicely even in dress type shoes
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Will be a tight fit into a running shoe even without a sock you will still feel some discomfort. Suggest use a thin sock on the brace foot.
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There is a sticky pad in the heel area on the bottom to secure the insole to the shoe. I just make sure I don't expose the adhesive so the insole is removable.
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Actually, when I first got it, I just stuck the sensor between the tounge of the shoe and the laces. It worked great, but I worried that it might, eventually, fall out. So, I cut a little slit in the tounge of my running shoe, stuck it down in there and then sewed it shut again. Works like a charm.
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I wear it inside an ASICS tennis shoe. I believe you can wear it in a boot.
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Nothing really, except alignment socks will "crush" after a while and loose their effectiveness. But they may be a little more comfortable due to the coziness factor if you like socks on your feet. Separaters will retain their form.
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It's better to place them near the top because otherwise your foot will feel like it's being pushed up out of the shoe a bit. If it's near the top then it feels more snug and your foot will stay in.
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I wouldn't suggest to put it over the shoe. They should be dressed under the shoes because they must adhere to the ankle for fixing it very well.
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I personally haven't worn it under socks but I see no reason why you can't because you can wear it on your bare foot.