Will these help with a pair of shoes that are large on my foot? My foot slides down into the toe of the shoe?
1055208
I think you have a better chance of these pads working for you. My problem was the tip of my toes. I hope this helps and I hope if you purchase them that they will help. Thanks for asking for my opinion.
1055209
I didn't help for me...it moves around quite a bit...and it's not ridged so it keeps folding over whenever I put on my shoes.
1055210
Yes. You can wear it in this way. I probe on my foot under the socks and it feels amazing.
1055211
Hello. As long as a shoe is not a few sizes bigger (if it has some space ) it will work. Thank you for shopping. G-Team
388072
Can't say for sure but my bet is it won't work as well. I am size 12 and I wish that the bottom Velcro was closer to the toes.
1117815
I would say yes based on the fact that I wear a women's size 12 med. which is equivalent to a men's size 11. I often have to buys men's athletic shoes etc as there is very little selection if any for women with large feet. If this doesn't work for you then I suggest going to Nordstrom's which has an excellent shoe dept. and they may be able to suggest an insert of some sort to prevent you foot from sliding forward, or go to a store that specializes in running / athletic shoes and have them check your sizing, etc. to ensure you have a better fit. Good luck.
852088
depends on where they are big. they mostly fill up. so thay wouldn't necessarily help a shoe that was too wide or long. when i put them in one pair of sneakers i had to loose the laces as the pushed the top of my foot up into the top of the shoe
467633
The shoe itself will not help. If you buy one half size larger than normal and insert a supportive orthotic device I think it will. The shoe itself is rather lightweight and made of fabric which is somewhat stiffer than you expect in a running shoe. My expensive running shoes are "softer" and more flexible to the touch while providing great cushening and shock absorption. Personally, I feel running shoes are so critical, you should buy the best (ie: expensive) you can afford. But, that being said, these will probably work just fine with an insert.
1401853
Definitely for regular shoes. I found that some shoes had a heel well that was even too wide for them and they just slid around a lot. Some tape fixed that but it was an obnoxious fix. In the end, I just ended up buying a full insole piece. They worked much better.
683181
I would say yes. I use them in all my shoes and use velcro to keep them in place.
2018507
yeah it should, look for zero friction fittings these attach to the shoe through the holes for the strings. These allow the lock laces to move better and like they are called zero friction.
852089
Norma, I would not suggest these to correct the fitting of the shoe. They are very thin to the point where you cannot tell you have them in. In general I do not feel that the increase in comfort was proportional to the price. Overal I was VERY unsatisfied with this product. I threw them away rather than worry with a return.
387697
It should. These are "bulky", too much for regular shoes. You should be right on with boots.
1234463
I believe they would fit loosely, but unless you are walking on something sticky/grabby they would stay on.
1282181
They are suppose to but I found they didn't do much. If your toes are crossing or hammer toes these won't help.
1642516
Well, I can't be sure, but I think it would to the job. One adjustment on these stretchers spreads the toe area, and that should stretch your open toe shoes, too.
75811
I don't think so. It is a very thin insole with a small raised area that helps take pressure off the ball of your foot. I think they make small inserts for just the ball of foot area that should keep your foot from sliding forward. Some are made of gel and some are just a material that creates a little friction to keep your foot from sliding forward and they're a lot less expensive than these.
1105163
No, I use them in my athletic shoes and insert them between the shoe and and pad. They stay in place nicely and are much better than the felt pads the doctor gave me, not to mention a lot less expensive ($80!!) You could probably glue them in place if you had to.
342990
These aren't meant to fix the bunion, but to just slow down the progression. I wear them to help align my wayward big toe and for the extra cushioning it provides my bunion. In this aspect, it most definitely helps!
1969046
The device is designed to slide into the shoe as it's anchor. In it's present form, I don't believe it would be a help to you.