Since these work in conjunction with existing insole, can you use them with dr scholls full-size insoles? Has anyone done this and noticed any benefit
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Hi the articles youre asking for work great together and are the best Heavily recommended
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Possibly-if your shoes are roomy and current insoles can be removed. These insoles can be trimmed down to fit, but then they will be small for athletic shoes.
583748
They did for me. Boots, slippers, watershoes. Not as good as the Dr Scholl's Custom Fit. But less expense and serve a purpose.
1637360
Yes, I have custom orthotics and they work just fine. I wear a women's size 9 narrow shoe and bought a medium Adjust-a-Heel Lift. I needed to trim it since it was too wide for my shoe. This size might work prefectly for a wide shoe, however.
622843
I think that it is unlikely with this orthotic, unless they have a narrow version. I did not find this helpful, and no longer use it.
130746
I cut them to size. They fit below the insole of the boot, so your foot is never touching these and they are so thin, they have absolutely no impact on the insole. My wife has used them for two years and absolutely loves them.
2004182
These go in the heel side of existing shoes; I use them in the left shoe only since my left leg is 6 mm shorter than my right leg. Compensation of differences in leg length can help avoiding back problems.
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I think they would. I don't think you would be able to see them at all. The front of the insoles end before toes begin. On the back, your heal will cover it. While you are wearing shoes the insoles are not visible. They are of a neutral color that looks like it is part of the shoe. Even after you take the shoes off you can hardly tell that you have insoles - If not the logo on the heal part of the insole nobody would know that there is an insole in your shoe. I hope that help a bit.
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Either or. They aren't that thick, so you can put them on top of the existing insole. However if you want to get rid of the existing pre-installed cushion you can do that too. I actually tried it both ways to find the best fit for me.
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Yes, take the original insoles out which should leave a relatively flat base for these orthotics to sit on. You can then even use the original insole for use in trimming down the orthotic if needed.
41386
It might lift your foot up a little. The instructions say to remove the liner in your shoe and replace it with the Scholl's. My guess is the Scholl's is maybe twice the thickness of your original liner........Good luck PS..... if they don't fit in your dress shoes then put them in the shoes you wear most often after that.
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I use them in regular shoes. It does make the shoe fit a little tighter - maybe a half size difference. Hope that helps.
600106
It says it right on the package. Unfortunately, the sellers on Amazon don't specify this. They only specify small, medium and large. I purchased the medium after reading the reviews, but just in case you aren't familiar with Dr. Scholl insoles, you can cut them to the correct size that you need. They actually have lines on the bottom to guide you so that your insole will fit correctly. I hope this helps you.
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If the original insole is thin enough to be comfortable, then try. My experience is that this insoles are superior to any other... Fatigue free!
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It is recommended for work boots, for people who work long hours on their feet , I purchased these insoles with massaging gel for my son, he works long hours every day of the week and he said that insoles make a big difference, at the end of the day his feet do not hurt and he is very happy that I purchased these insoles. I think would be better idea to buy these kind of insoles for sport activities, Dr. Scholl's product has it all. Good luck to find yours !
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They don't recommend that you put these types of things on top over other inserts. I do put mine on top of just the normal insert that comes in my shoes. You will probably just have to see how your shoes fit---may need to take the insert that comes with the shoe out. No, you do not need to trim them. They are partial length so that trimming is not necessary. I mainly use these in my tennis shoes. I am not sure how they would work in other shoes.
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Take out another insole from a shoe that you like. You can cut just the toe part where they meet or if the rest of the new insole is hangs out cut that too. Usually the top works for me and maybe a little around the edges. Hope that helps.