I bought the insole for this shoe i was wondering where i should cut the insole to fit a 81/2
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Why don't you check out www.shoesizers.com as they do shoe sizing insert cushions specifically for loose shoes or shoes that are too big.
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Tried insole to reduce size still too big. Ordered a size smaller, which are a little tight but decided to keep them for occasional wet times in the garden. Next time I will shop locally so I can try them on - shoe sizing seems a little different with every brand
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Take out another insole from a shoe that you like. You can cut just the toe part where they meet or if the rest of the new insole hangs out cut that too. Usually the top works for me and maybe a little around the edges. Hope that helps. Put it in the slogger and put your hand in to see of the new insole covers the entire bottom. I think Sloggers are the best yard shoe ever.
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I believe I cut mine on the line for size 9 (I wear 81/2) to help make the slogger more snug. I still have to wear thickish socks with them, but I don't mind.
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Take out another insole from a shoe that you like. You can cut just the toe part where they meet or if the rest of the new insole is hangs out cut that too. Usually the top works for me and maybe a little around the edges. Hope that helps.
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I cut mine to my normal shoe size 7 1/2 and it worked. The instructions that came with them were accurate
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Bryce...i don't know if there is an exact answer to this question...i would try with and without the original sole and find which is best for you...
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You can buy either the 7.5 - 10 or 10.5 - 13. If you buy the larger size then you will need to cut it down. The instructions are enclosed with the insoles. Since all shoes are a little different, I recommend buying larger and trimming down. Good luck!
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Cut it off from the bottom and replace the rubber tip. Easy to do with a saw that will cut through lucite. I've had three of the lucite canes and each is adjusted for the height of the shoes I am wearing when I use it!
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As long as your shoes are size 8-14 in men's, the brand of shoe shouldn't make a difference. But just in case, you can always clip the outer edges of the insole (along the guided lines on the back) to fit almost all.
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My rocommendation would be to glue them in place. After the glue has hardened, use an exacto-knife or box cutter to trip them up around the outline of your current soles.
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If the original insole is thin enough to be comfortable, then try. My experience is that this insoles are superior to any other... Fatigue free!
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I wear a 11-12 in mens and it fits fine without cutting or modifying in the last 5 pairs of shoes I have bought. It has cut marks on the bottom for smaller sizes but it only goes down to a size 8 in mens, so it might work for you but you will have to make your own cut
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I wear 4e shoes and can only wear New Balance and Rockport and some Merrills. They all have removable insoles so I can out the hard orthodic in. I have used them for over 25 years. The most important thing to measure is your arch support. A long time ago I was told I have sized 11 feet with a size 12 arch length. I buy 1 size up.
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Remove the original insole and this will fit athletic shoes perfectly. They also work well with walking shoes.
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Yes, take the original insoles out which should leave a relatively flat base for these orthotics to sit on. You can then even use the original insole for use in trimming down the orthotic if needed.
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Take out the insole and the footbed of the shoe has a perforated opening that allows you to access theb
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I have a honda civic 4 door sedan and the insole looks like the pic.. Fits beautifully but if you call amazon they were more helpful to me as they were knowable in the part. I love mine!
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I love a woman who uses 64 dollar words ;). Yes a M should be fine. My wife is a 7 1/2 W normally and I bought her Orthaheels as well. She trimmed the top as it essentially a synthetic suede and did not affect the insole in any negative fashion. I also got her the Orthaheel Slimfit for her dress shoes. The Tan Synth Suede they use for these looks like original inserts in most dress shoes. The Orthaheels are a great product if you don't have perfect 18 year old feet any longer ;)
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You can cut them to the size of your shoe, they have marks on them to guide the cutting... I cut mine to my size.
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If you have a shoe repair store in your area, then I would start by taking the shoe to the store. They may have the proper tools to help you.
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8 or 8.5 - the Lynco insoles are not easily trim-able. So you would not want to go any larger.