Is there a foot size limitation for these? Need custom insoles for size 17 shoes.
1072226
I don't know but you can email the company at: sales@archcrafters.comThey have men's sizes but I would suggest contacting them. Their phone number is 1-877-356-0010. Hope this helps as I am still using mine and I ordered them Jan. 2011.
1072227
I agree with the other writers, you can E-mail or call the company. I am excited to say that my feet have all but quite hurting. Now it has taken almost a year and I no longer run long distances. But my feet feel great. I do get on the treadmill and elliptical just not as far as I used to. I also walk about 5 mile per day as a nurse. So if you can get them the size you want; then do it. Your feet will thank you.
1072228
I don't know but you can email the company at: sales@archcrafters.com They have men's sizes but I would suggest contacting them. Their phone number is 1-877-356-0010. Hope this helps as I am still using mine and I ordered them Jan. 2011.
1154245
If you can find your tripod brand and model number that should be the criteria you use to look for a new shoe, IMO. However, I know that may not be available. Also, there are "ears" that stick out in the middle of this shoe so it is not a perfectly rectangular shape. I'm not sure how to give an accurate measurement and don't want to give bad info on that. Sorry, I know that's not much help.
1541867
No, they make them in men's sizes. They can be placed under the insole that comes with any shoe and once you're used to them, you won't even know they're there... except your feet hurt less!
1479047
The stretchers are ajustable. You can dial the doohicky on the back of the screw to make them wider, and then pull the smaller piece of wood back to make them longer. So you don't have to buy them in sizes, just adjust them inside the shoe.
144791
I used them on top of the existing insoles. You could trim them to get the desired fit. Uncut makes for more of a cup.
905597
If you can I would recommend removing any insole that is a part of your shoes and replace them with these; depends on the shoes. I bought these to use in my Running shoes and had to remove the existing insoles before putting these in the shoes. That worked for me. Hope this helps!
1319021
I have a narrow foot as well and the insole fits in all of my shoes, even boots with a rather pointed toe. Good luck I hope it works out for you.
1258201
I don't know, I certainly am not using them. When I got them and found out you have to trim them to size, then put them in for 20 minutes the first day, 30 minutes the next, and so on, I decided to return them. I don't have time for such nonsense, I need an insole I can just throw into my shoes and go. These are a project. I have work to do at the office, can't be playing with my shoes. Sorry.
1310906
I have some on right now over my size 11 mens shoes. You have to open them up correctly as they look too small prior to opening them up. Hard to explain but just be aware when you first look at them, they will look incredibly small. Open them up and they will fit.
123668
I was able to put the XL on a Mens wing tip shoe size 13 , but just barely (very tight). I could not put it on a New Balance sports shoe size 14.
1000808
If you can remove the original liner,in one piece, they should work. You are taking a chance on ruining the shoe because sneakers are coming out with really glued on insoles and they are part of the shoe structure. I can't walk in these flat shoes so I get desperate sometimes. You could look for a 3/4 SOFT arch support or even a flat foam heel pad-something with a low profile, to raise and protect your heel and arch. They usually come with adhesive but glue dots work to hold them in place because the darn things slide around and mess with your foot/leg/back muscles. I find those gel heel pads rock too much too but you could try them. You just can't add too much height or stiffness. If you can lift the heel part of a glued in insole and not have uneven tears, and get one of those low profile heel pads under it without removing the entire insole-fantastic. Lady Foot Locker was carrying Spenco inserts and you can try them in your shoes at a store to see if they will even work for you.
2123962
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
1726806
You should be able to use these with any insole. Those things that look like insoles are the heaters which are used with your existing insoles.
869084
Both ways work. I may suggest to loosen the shoe laces a bit. If you lay them over existing ones. As there will be some space taken up my the insole.
847020
Other than a runner/walker wide insert, the Spenco web site says their other orthotics come in medium. The hard plastic part supports the foot from your heel to where your toes begin. The soft foam can be cut with a pair of sturdy scissors, but I don't see how you could cut the hard plastic. Perhaps it's a question a cobbler could answer. Have you tried the Spencos in a pair of shoes? While I normally wear a narrow shoe, I have to buy medium width shoes one half size longer than normal because the insert takes up a lot of room. The shoe also has to have a deep "box" so your heel doesn't slip out of the shoe. If you haven't tried the insert in a medium width shoe, you might want to check it out. I'm sure a shoe store would accommodate you. My podiatrist recommended that I get shoes with a 1' rise in the heel. I bought new shoes last fall and must have tried 25 pairs before I was satisfied. Each pair fit differently, so you might find something that works for you. If you can, the Spencos are definitely worth it.
1373949
I would say no..only 20&12Separate point. can you identify shoe depths that will accommodate thick inserts for diabetics with foot nerropathy?.
203550
Less than 1/4" or just 1/8 inch, maybe. My son does not seem annoyed by them at all. I bought them not because he has an orthotic issue, but to replace the insoles of his Spider Top a Rider (poor quality) which tore away after a few times wear. He seemed to love wearing the shoes with the orthotics more than with the old insoles, so I could only give them 5 stars.