Does it have some sort of adhesive so you can attach to sandals?
1105159
No adhesive. It has a firm, grippy, rubbery neoprene bottom, so something like Shoe-Goo would hold it in place. However the lift is made of 3 layers that are stuck together except at the very back, so they might separate of you don't Shoe-Goo them together. This lift combined with a little Shoe-Goo could do the trick.
1105160
No. The heel lift has three pealable layers to regulate the height. There is no adhesive layer. However you could us double sided tape to secure the lift in sandals. They are cheap enough to buy several and permanently glue a lift onto sandals or any shoe. Hope this helps. Steve J
1105161
No, it does not. Get a tube of Barge Cement to glue it in place. It's the stuff shoemakers use to glue shoe parts together. It really works. Get it at a hardware store or here on Amazon.com
1105162
The heel lift has no adhesive but I use velcro. I buy the stick on velcro & stick a strip on my sandal & one on the underside of the heel lift. Holds it in place very well.
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.
1726250
No velcro on mine, but... why would you need it? It stays together perfectly well without it, AND attaching adhesived velcro to almost anything quite easily.
25004
It looks like a flat pancake. Imagine sticking that into your shoe. If the sandals are in any way open, it will probably move around a lot. Like your sole of your shoe coming apart.
1245191
I did not try that, but it does not appear to be built for that use case. I always wore it inside my shoe.
130941
Mine did not. I had to use a pair of pliers to slip them on. No big deal though.
1500817
They do not come with adhesive. The legs tend to slip when screws are not used.
42717
There is no adhesive. I've used some of the 3M peel and stick velcro fasteners. So far I've been able to remove it easily from the air freshener and attach it to the new one. Hope this helps. After 4 months I still think these help with the smell of stale diapers.
1059426
It simply has an adhesive on the other side. I'm sure it would stick to certain types of strap materials but may not do so well on others. Something with a smooth surface like a leather strap could probably work. Ultimately though, I don't think this would be ideal.
1536668
Do you mean like a leather flip flop/thong sandal? If the sandal is leather it should stretch it. The only concern would be the stitching. We have had TREMENDOUS success w/ this product, but I've never tried it on sandals. I would think it would help cotton stitching stretch too, but I can't promise.
1234363
It has two plastic D loops where the strap attaches. You could use a caribeener clip to attach it to just about anything.
1989415
It's not really sticky. The pressure of your foot on the gel keeps it in place. But I don't know if it is appropriate for a sandal. Aside from moving around, I think it would be visible.
1255647
This isn't the type of Velcro you would see on shoes (longer threading to stick). Small tools like screwdrivers I would trust, but I wouldn't put too much weight on these.
453843
Don't think so but there is a clasp and a band you can hook it on but it's not fully attached.
1748028
There is no adhesive on it. It pretty much stays in place. It will move and buckle if you turn the front wheels while on it. It works good for me as this is the second one I've bought.
2052700
Yes, granted you don't add any adhesive or anything else. Just unscrew the hand screw enough to release it from the platform you have it attached to.
546857
Yes, I moved them between multiple shoes, they do have a small sticky patch on the backside but I never used it.
1633599
Yes it can be used for rubber sandals. It doesn't get very hot to the touch. We use it for soccer cleats and goalie gloves all the time. I have not used it for the athletic sandals, though the goalie gloves we use on it has a similar interior fabric as my son's sandals, so I'm sure it would be fine.