Can you cut the sole to fit any size shoe?
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The soles are made large enough to fit 95 percent of all shoes (my opinion), so expect to carefully remove the excess with a very sharp and thin blade like those in a utility knife.
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yes you can - my husband used them successfully and cut them down to his size.
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I don't see why you couldn't cut all the cross pieces. They do have a special kind of screw with allen wrench to attach to the board, but you could use any kind of screw for the side you cut. The only thing I don't like about this shoe rack is that the height of the bottom layer isn't tall enough to accommodate high heels.
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It will fit, you can cut it to size but depending on the shoe you realy need to go up a half size to use the insert
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They are just shy of 8 inches long. Yes, you would be able to cut up to 3" off them, if you need. I however, wear a size 8 and they are too short. They just barely make it to my toe crease and as a result offer no cusion to the ball of my foot. They do have plenty of heel padding and arch support.
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No! You have the option of stretching the shoe in length or width. I used the shoe stretcher to stretch out a very narrow shoe.
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Yes, however only on shoes or sneakers, boots won't fit. You can just about get a wide sneaker thru it but you can and it cleans the sides as well. I wear a size 9 1/2 shoe Mine is in a open breezeway
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You would have to punch holes in the leather to accommodate the rivets, using a belt hole punch would work, also a cobbler could probably do it for you.
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Hi Jeannie.I didn't have to cut mine.I placed it first on the heal and then push the rest in.It lays half way in to the shoe. Hope that helps u
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As long as your shoes are size 8-14 in men's, the brand of shoe shouldn't make a difference. But just in case, you can always clip the outer edges of the insole (along the guided lines on the back) to fit almost all.
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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.
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There are two sizes, large and small. I would NOT recommend cutting them, I've only used them for men's shoes and they are great. If the boot heel is large the small size may fit, or may hang over the edge. It depends on the size of the woman's heel. If it is a full heel you are great but if you are talking about a stiletto heel this most likely won't work.
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Cut it off from the bottom and replace the rubber tip. Easy to do with a saw that will cut through lucite. I've had three of the lucite canes and each is adjusted for the height of the shoes I am wearing when I use it!
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You should be able to yes. The shoes do fit very snug, but they do fit. I love this little bench, perfect size etc... for what i needed.
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You can cut any size. The blades are "stackable", with shims to adjust the cut to any width.
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No I do not recomment cutting these to fit. They are a strong rubber and unless you are very careful I would not try to alter them. I think they are great the way they are!
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You can cut these down to your shoe size. I am not sure how they work in heels.
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I have an 8.5 shoe and on the back of the insoles it shows the sizing so you just trim it to your size and there is a 5. As long as you follow the line they will fit snug in your shoe. My cutting was a little rough however they do for in my shoes. If you are unsure about the trimming try a 5.5 and trim down until it fits. Hope this helps.Ps they are amazing!