Can these be used for sandals? Do they have an adhesive to stick to the sandal footbed?
1887254
I'm afraid I cannot totally answer your question. They do not have an adhesive on the bottom. They don't feel to me as though they would slide in any shoe, but I have only used them with a pair of Keds, and they do not slide at all. Sorry, but I just don't know.
1887255
They have a "non-skid" backing, but it is not adhesive. If used with sandals, they would "show."
1887256
I havent tried that ! they have no adhesive , but i dont think this is the main problem , the issue is they are big enough and will be seen if in a sandal . However they're very stable in shoes and boots and prevent bad smell
1887257
There is a tacky surface under the footbed to stop if from slipping around. No adhesive which is nice so it doesn't ruin your shoes and is machine washable. Could be used for sandals but you'll see the white terrycloth which could look weird depending on the sandal style.
1880255
Yes. They are very adhesive. Just keep in mind anything fury they will come up easily.
194853
Previous responders are correct. I see everyone uses these for shoes, they should be adsvertised as such.
913297
You certainly can. There is no adhesive to worry about, They fit snuggly under your insole and do not slide.
658229
Yes they do have adhesive, however it is subpar and I do recommend using 3M double sided automotive grade molding adhesive. It is grey with a red backing, comes in 1/4 inch widths, and works very well in conjunction with the adhesive that is already on the LED. Make sure you clean the surface with isopropyl alcohol before you attach.
1214739
No, they really don't work well in the shoe. Your foot would slip over the smooth side too much. I tried pads in the shoes. They didn't stick well either.
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.
40937
No adhesive. I use spray adhesive: 3M Super 77 Multipurpose Adhesive,fast and no messy
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.
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.
279612
These have adhesive only at the top. Post it has recently come out with full adhesive ones also.
1175475
They have adhesive. No tape needed unless it's in a difficult to stick area.
613102
No, they are held on by the outside tan border that click on and off the base and holds the outside of the pads in place, but no adhesive on the pads at all.
805466
These have no adhesive on them unless the product title says it is self stick. I used blue painters tape or some Velcro dots.
546855
There is a small adhesive patch on the heel of the insole. If you move them to different shoes, the patch loses its adhesiveness. However, you can use double faced tape, and replace it is needed.
254920
No self adhesive... Two way tape ,,or staple..3/8".They do come with instal suggestions.Hope that helps
75813
I haven't tried these with high heel sandals but they should work. Otherwise you might want to get a small insert for the ball of your foot to keep it from slipping forward.