Will this product hold shoes/sandals? If so, one pair per sleeve or one shoe per sleeve?
454832
JB - I think it would easily hold sandals...possibly even one pair per sleeve - but I would say not to expect to be able to fill the entire unit...as the stitching will rip through the backing. I'm also working with the fact that my shoes are size 9 ladies...I have big feet...therefore big heavy shoesies! Hope that helps!
454833
I would probably get one specifically designed to hold shoes as this one is not. I used it on a cruise to organize stuff due to the small cabins. And now use it to organize cleaning products. But i suppose it would work for shoes.
454834
Only One adult sized shoe or sneaker per sleeve but a pair of flats and/or heals will fit in one sleeve together nicely. There is a second front pocket on each sleeve for nylons , socks etc... I personally use this mesh style as an organizer for ALL the little things that need an out of the way yet accessible place
454835
Yes it will hold shoes, I would say one shoe per sleeve but you could fit a pair of flat sandals or slippers. The front of the sleeves are like nets and there are 2 netted pockets for each sleeve/pocket. But still, I would say only one shoe per sleeve. (And I agree with the previous answer, this is a great organizer and I don't use it for shoes either.)
454836
I guess it depends on how big your feet are and what kind of shoes. Flip flops for sure both of them will fit, kids shoes yes, mens or womems adult tennis shoes one per pocket
454837
The pockets are not that deep and your shoes would stick out some from the top. A pair of sandals may work, but any other type of shoe would only fit one per pocket. I don't think this would be ideal for shoes, and would try to find something different for that purpose. Sorry it took so long to answer; I hadn't checked my e-mail for a week. Good luck.
2214078
I am, depending on the shoe, a woman's 8, 9, or 10. It will hold 40 pair with room for one extra shoe on each row. I do not wear heels. Women's running shoes (lower than high tops) are a tight squeeze in vertical measurement. When entering or exiting a shoe the higher segment, the top of the shoe near the ankle, will rub severely against the 'shelf' above it and often must be mashed to get the shoe in or out. I think this rack works best with ballet type shoes as well as sandals. It would be good for children's shoes, as well, I think. I would not recommend it for men or for those who wear higher shoes. I am, depending on the shoe, a woman's 8, 9, or 10. It will hold 40 pair with room for one extra shoe on each row. I do not wear heels. Women's running shoes (lower than high tops) are a tight squeeze in vertical measurement. When entering or exiting a shoe the higher segment, the top of the shoe near the ankle, will rub severely against the 'shelf' above it and often must be mashed to get the shoe in or out. I think this rack works best with ballet type shoes as well as sandals. It would be good for children's shoes, as well, I think. I would not recommend it for men or for those who wear... » Read More I am, depending on the shoe, a woman's 8, 9, or 10. It will hold 40 pair with room for one extra shoe on each row. I do not wear heels. Women's running shoes (lower than high tops) are a tight squeeze in vertical measurement. When entering or exiting a shoe the higher segment, the top of the shoe near the ankle, will rub severely against the 'shelf' above it and often must be mashed to get the shoe in or out. I think this rack works best with ballet type shoes as well as sandals. It would be good for children's shoes, as well, I think. I would not recommend it for men or for those who wear higher shoes. « Show Less
1683573
I do believe so. Now, granted, could it hold MANY pairs? I'm not sure-but it definitely would hold a couple-maybe even 3 or 4 pair. I've been quite pleased.
625420
I don't think so. I think it will accommodate a pair of kids' sneakers but adult shoes are doubtful. I bought it for a family member but if it were here in my house I would measure the cubicle size for you. They use it mainly for flip flops and sandals.
1152008
Every layer can hold at least two pairs, or if smaller shoes, three pairs. It is in my garage. Works well.
39467
I would estimate that it is certainly able to hold the 4 sets of fins, the masks and snorkels might be able to fit also. Once you get all of that in there, one or two pairs would certainly be able to fit, but I wouldn't hold my breath for getting 4 pairs of shoes in there.
791166
I would think it would be good for flip flops. The biggest issue I have with the sleeve is it slips off a little inside regular shoes. This seem it may be avoided with flip flops with the divider in between first and second toe.
1853607
I got it for my kids..4 pair on each shelf. if you put flip flops or sandals one on top of the other..then you can fit another pair! For adults..3 pair unless they are smaller shoes. hope this helps!
966894
It holds six tennis shoes because u use 2 slots for a pair. Flip flops on the other hand can be bundled together. In my household, each person has an opportunity to store one tennis pair and one flip flop pair. OH by the way, we have pretty big feet--size 8.5 being the smallest and 13.5 being the largest.
899368
It depends if you can fit your foot in the shoe with both of them in their! I think one pair of shoes, I had to take them out and the other I didn't.
990349
Absolutely. If the toe area of your shoes are already tight, this might be too much. But otherwise, this is fine for any shoes.
2139822
I wear a size 7 shoe and the recommended size is what I ordered. My only complaint is that I can't wear all my shoes with the sleeve because of it's size. I hope this helps you.
533529
I don't think it is best to put men's size 12 shoes in this particular underbed shoe storage. That size seems way to big for the slots. For women, you can put one pair of shoe in each slot without any worries.
1071626
It will hold 3 pairs of men's shoes, but 6 pairs of women's shoes if they are not bulky like tennis shoes.
888096
It holds minimum of 4 pairs of large/men's shoes per shelf, so at least 12 pairs. If you have to use it for kids' shoes, it will definitely hold more.
800726
I don't know. I use it to hold my athletic shoes. They slide right on with heel in the back and it holds 3 pair plus 1 and I sit the extra one on top.
1596246
I don't think shoes would really fit.. Unless they were just flip flops or sandals. I got baskets to place on the bottom shelf for storage, you could do something like that to put your shoes in.