Can these be worn with shoes/walking or only used at home.
937063
Yes they can. They do take up a little space in your shoes of course but they work well. I find them to be quite comfortable and they help.
937064
These can be used all the time. I have been using them when wearing shoes since I bought them. Good Luck!!
937065
I don't wear it barefooted unless I have socks on. I wear it with my shoes on where ever I go or whatever I do.
937066
I wear one of these pads on my left foot daily. I am a teacher and on my feet at least 8 hours a day and have no problem wearing them with my shoes. I don't imagine they would be comfortable with high heels, but then again, I don't wear heels at work. I bought one pad to try first and then ordered several to have on hard. They are washable, but I do wash them by hand rather than in a washing machine. I love these pads as they have eliminated the shooting pain on top of my foot. Hope they work for you, too.
937067
Yes you can wear these with shoes. I found the single toe straightener was more comfortable than the double for me.
937068
Here at Atlas Biomechanics we recommend that these can be worn under socks with or with out shoes. Most people wear them all day with their shoes. We sell to hundreds of Podiatrists and they also recommend under socks and worn all day. Thank you for your question.Sincerely,TeriAtlas Biomechanics
271892
In my experience, this device is not comfortably worn with outside shoes. The only shoe I've been able to wear it with is my bedroom slippers, which are loose and pliable. If you want to wear it with any other shoes, I recommend you take it with you and wear it when you try on the shoes. That's the only way you can be sure it can be comfortably worn with that shoe.
404737
If you are able to put on socks and shoes by yourself, you will have no problem. If not, you will need help using them. However, they are worth it either way.
916109
Can be worn in shoes w backs, like slings or closed clogs...visible in open backs ;-)
1015323
I am home 90% of the time and have a pair in my comfortable 'house shoes.' I wear them without socks and on average the insoles have to be changed about once a month. About every 3 weeks if in the summer heat.
480330
Socks very difficult to use with shoes. Seems better for use around house, to prevent skids. Works well in nursing homes for residents who are not very mobile.
310414
Guess you could, but could throw off the arch support. I wear size 8.5-9 women's and use size C in these. They are just right.
67604
They are meant to be worn with a socked foot. My daughter wears them for HOURS without complaints of being uncomfortable. Hope that helps!
272989
not for sure on that one. I use them around the house at night and weekends when home and they work great. sounds like you need those battery operated insoles you put in your boots to keep your feet warm. try cabela's
350683
I would think it is possible. Although it may be obvious you have on some sort of hose, since these are kinda thick. I was able to wear my regular shoes while I wore these.
1881682
No. These are specifically made for athletic use. These aren't made for walking in heels, which I do frequently. You want these: http://www.amazon.com/Dr-Scholls-DreamWalk-Insoles-Womens/dp/B0020I3750/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1410496324&sr=8-3&keywords=dr+scholls+for+her+heel+liners
451607
I use them for walking only. The arch isn't very high, but they are comfortable and I've had 5 pairs over the years. Because of the mesh they are good if you have problems in the big toe area (like bunions).
1881683
No. These are specifically made for athletic use. These aren't made for walking in heels, which I do frequently. You want these: Dr. Scholl's DreamWalk For Her High Heel Insoles (1 Pair) Women's Sizes 6-10
1711271
Yes, you can. They get sweaty though and will need washing much more frequently than if you just wear them for non-athletic use.
189926
Most stores where we live ask that you remove them before coming in. I would not wear them on home surfaces either, unless it is concrete. I am not sure about car floors, as we have mats on all of our cars and it has not been a problem.
214969
Yes, U can. I've been wearing them for years & continue to buy the same ones over & over. Very satisfied.
1817382
Yes, you can wear them on a wood floor without shoes. I got a full year out of a pair before they wore through. There is traction material on the bottom so they grip a little bit.