Does anyone know of any kind of additional padding for the foot and ankle holders? I'm having a problem with them being painfully pinched. Thanks.
1080479
Sounds like you need to loosen the bar that holds your feet in place one notch.
1080480
use foam pipe inulation you can buy at home depot. tape it on. doesnt look all that great but will do the job.
1080481
Also, consider wrapping smaller hand like towels around your ankle area so they'll cover the top part of your legs. Where the table's foam rollers point of contact is there. It'll offer some extra cushioning and comfort.
293414
These might not be it. They have no extra padding, just standard non-slip sole. Comfortable and great to dance in, but you might check other shoes that offer a little more padding?
295967
Occasional I do find myself having to adjust because there is a little discomfort, but it's not a constant everyday/ every wear issue. the little side supports are more uncomfortable to be honest so I started sticking a little cotton ball in between on each side to prevent the little poke. hope that helps:-)
2207682
I have worn these with sneakers and cleats. I would say they are tight at first if the shoes are new and if you are not used to using ankle braces. I recommend either getting a bigger size in your shoes or try breaking them in over time.
571407
If you're really flat-foot challenged, I would recommend going to an arthropod who is a pro at fitting orthotics and is connected with good labs who make them. I've tried buying them in stores and on line. But my feet and ankles are a mess, and the best solutions have come from the doctors.
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I would say they have normal padding in the area you mentioned. I would suggest inserts that address that area of the foot. Hope that helps.
16367
I am also on the lookout for ankle support that would fit comfortably while wearing shoes. Found this here on Amazon and since they don't specify how to choose the size, I looked up the company itself. Their website says to measure around the ankle. http://www.muellersportsmed.com/archive/lifecare_contour_ankle.htm
2164674
You may have to increase the current quite a bit and make sure your feet and firm on the sandals. These were not my most favorite purchase. I choose to just place the stimulant pads directly to the bottom of my feet. That works great. I hope this helped.
827697
I would suggest checking with Tuli's to see if they have heel cups just for supination. I have shoes for my supination and put heel cups in the shoes.
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I tried J. B. Robert's suggestion of using a sandal (Nike Brand athletic type that strap over toes and around ankle) strapped to the pedal using the pedal straps and it works really well. I can work to exhaustion with no issues. On a side note, be careful tightening the straps as I broke mine the other day which prompted me to try J. B. Robert's route.
1597770
Could be the shoes you are wearing or possibly the resistance is too high. There are traction bumps on the foot holsters on mine that actually used to hurt my feet because of the thin sole but maybe these are worn down on yours. Personally, I've never had this issue so these are just guesses but I would try for shoes w/better traction.
127956
Wouldn't advise it. The foot rest is a metal plate. No padding. Typically one is leg pressing heavy weights and I certainly prefer footwear.
1889670
While I'm no expert, I've noticed at times discomfort myself. I think you need to be sure you wear good shoes to take some of the immediate pressure from hanging. You have to remember you are hanging your entire weight off your ankles. I have shifted my weight more to tops of my feet when I've noticed the discomfort.
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I have a medium and I think there is a way to tighten it. I pulled up on the Even Up strap and that seemed to work. Also, I wore tennis shoes which filled a good portion of that shoe balancer. Good luck.
1503384
I have found that it varies with the shoe. You would have to try it both ways. The Pedag inserts have brought me relief.
1852905
The padding is resilient. My husband rests his legs on the Ottoman all the time, but the padding always "resets" itself. No pressure points on the calves either.
70018
Not sure since they have graduated compression. There is more in the foot and ankle.