Can these be worn with jazz/dance shoes? And would they be good support to prevent rolling ankles on turns and jumps?
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I don't know about the jazz shoes, but when I tried them on and did some foot work my ankles felt really secure and i have bad ankles
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These are more for lifting weights so i recommend not, but instead use a wrist band or tape. I breakdance but wrist supports aren't very helpful, its best to just stretch the wrists before doing them.
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YES they will help. I only wear orthaheel shoes and have insert in all my other shoes (even my yard clogs) I am overweight and my ankles turn in and this helps keep them straight which then helps align my knees and hips I would buy them if I were you. (Also, you should go on the orthaheel website to see the video of how they work, very interesting)
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I think these will work. They are light with a flexible and relatively thin sole. Tai chi is my intended use, but I've only had a chance to use them briefly for that since I bought them.
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I am not a sports medicine expert by any means, however, I find them perfect on uneven ground. They hold your ankle firmly in position. It works for my sprained ankle.
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They will probably slip. Wearing tennis shoes they stay pretty well but without shoes they slide for me (with 4#/ankle) even after tightening multiple times. Probably won't find much better though...
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I do not know for certain as we are using them over wrestling shoes. However, my thoughts would be a)contact the vendor or b)if they are NOT metal spikes I would give it a try...if they are metal spikes I wouldn't think so. Just my thoughts though.
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It created too much pressure on my knee cap. get one with an opening over the knee cap. I am a zumba enthusiast also! With a bad knee, I always wear leather or suede soled dance shoes which allow your feet to twist and turn with your knee. Zumba.com also sells a slide sleeve to put over your sneaker instep, I haven't tried them myself but classmates have liked them. One tip; if you get the leather or suede soled shoes only wear them in class not across the parking lot, and they will last forever. Good luck!
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You should be able to wrap them tightly. I have fairly thin ankles and they work well for me.
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I use sensi pink self adhere wrap around the ankles. It keeps them from twisting or falling off. Just be careful not to wrap it too tight. I buy the sensi wrap here on Amazon. Dynarex Sensi Wrap, Rainbow Color, 1 Inches X 5 Yards, 30 Count
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They are very supportive and will save your wrist from bending in a fall on any surface, pavement or ice. However I don't think they would be good for ice skating based solely on the fact that they will get wet from the ice upon contact and start to harden up and might even run dye. Depending on how much your falling of course. I can't see a better choice for support though. They rock!
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I was able to, but i wear shoes quite loose. I dont think it would work with all shoes/sneaker types. Its very sturdy and rigid, toomuch so for my needs. Very well built.
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I attach it to my shoe laces during spinning. My ankle is larger than my wrist which is possibly not the case for most. But it registers that way.
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I do use them for tennis. But then I have really expensive, supportive tennis shoes on, like asics gels on. My problem is more my knees, so with these it corrected the supination that I have, so my knees hurt less. The asics, and the prince T22's and the nike shoes I wear keep me from having ankle problems.
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They are not made to be worn with Shoes, they are to be worn with socks. My daughter always wears them with those large Socks that are padded. They are a Sock/Slipper type of footwear. Thicker so that her feet don't move around much. I very much recommend these for kids starting to learn to skate. They provide great support for your ankle and they are easily adjustable as their feet grow.
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Not really sure. I have had them fall off before, but the built in ankle strap kept it from fully detaching.
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No there would be no reason to do that. The laces are elastic and allow you to slip shoe on and off with ease and keep the laces from coming undone while exercising.