Will these fit in running shoes? I've got Asics 2000 series.
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Yes, I have ASICS Kantana. I mostly use these in my running shoes.. they are great.
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Most running shoes have removable cushions. I take the existing cushions out and use them as a template for trimming the Powersteps. You'll need to remove the factory insoles anyway. I wear 9 1/2 shoes but my arch is a bit farther forward than normal so I buy size 10-10 1/2 insoles and trim for a proper fit.
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They have fit very well in any of my shoes, running shoes, hiking shoes, boots and comfortable shoes I wear with jeans.
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I would think they would. I have them in cross trainers and have used them in my dress shoes.
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We have not worn them in running shoes; however my son wears them in work shoes and my husband wears them in work boots. I have ladies version and I wear them in my tennis shoes. I have to buy them 1/2 size bigger for the Power step to fit.
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I actually own a pair of Asics, but not running shoes. I have the Duomax GT2160. They have pretty good arch support, so I never put a pair of Powersteps inside them. As I was replying to your question, I checked it out, and the Powersteps fit just fine. I think I'll order another pair and use them with the Asics also. The other shoes that I wear with the Powersteps are the Propet Walking II shoes and Aravon from New Balance. Hope this helps.
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They work on my Asics Gel-Kayano 20's which have six eyelets plus an optional 7th eyelet (for more secure top closure). With loose lacing, I still needed to cut about a foot from the Lock Laces.
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Hi Bryan. I think your right size for the bike shoes is the same ( 10.5) only for running shoes is better to get a bigger size.
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Sorry, I only know that it fits in Performance. I had trouble keeping them in place, so I sent them back.
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The short answer is no. However, I do everything in these, and they don't go anywhere. I can run 6 miles without ever having to push them in. They stay out pretty well, in my experience.
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I don't know. Take one spice out of shoe and see what type mounting it is. If it is a fast twist it will fit.
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Depends upon the space in your shoes. Try it with the inserts (make sure you loosen the strings before putting your foot in them) and if they are to tight then take out the inserts.
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I cannot guarantee or verify that. Perhaps if you get in touch with the manufacturer: http://www.pedag.de/en.html they could provide an answer. There is a contact link on their web site. The pair I bought fit perfectly inside my shoe.
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You'll be fine running with them. I haven't had a problem with them yet. Really can't recommend these enough.
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They might fit but i had to cut the sides to make mine fit. I have diamond audio d3s. Hope this helps
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I doubt it. I took out the original foam insole- inserted these and the fit did not change. In other words after using 5 or more pairs of these the same way the insole has not changed the size of the shoe. Hope this makes sense. Most insoles seem thin and one of the really nice things about these is they are very effective in cushioning my old feet. I am packing too much weight and these really help even tho they are not real thick. Most of the thin ones are worthless after a few days. You might try stacking a couple of cheap foam ones under a good pair of liners like these?? Good luck. Trapper
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Sorry Fletch, but to answer your question I would need to get a tape measure and take the time to measure the thing. Ask the seller. My sneakers are the running type and fit very nicely. Stan
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I really dont think they would be too comfortable in a running shoe.Iwear mine to bed and around the house.Best pain relief I have had.Hope this help's.
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I had the same question. I looked at the Asics size chart and the sizes are as follows: XS 4-5.5, S 6-7.5, M 8-9.5, L 10+ I hope that helped:-)
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It will take up a noticeable amount of room in your running shoes but unless you're shoes are specifically geared towards stability or trail running then you should be fine running on stable surfaces. Sidenote: this thing fits very small. I'd recommend buying 1 up from your regular size.
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If it's the same as SPDs ,it prolly work. As long it's SPD compatible, you should be fine. Fyi, these goes underneath your shoes....
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I haven't used them for running, but they have a fairly secure fit, so they should.