Would these be appropriate for basketball shoes?
452805
I would not use this for basketball shoes. They are more work book boots. I believe you would be quite uncomfortable with them in basketball shoes.
452806
No they are a thin round lace therefore may be uncomfortable in a basket ball shoe
452807
I'm sure they'd work, probably eat up your shoe eyelets before they'd ever break. They're like steel cord, real ridged and tough.
452808
I think these would work fine for basketball shoes. If using while playing basketball, just make sure you tighten each row of the laces after you put your shoes on. I wouldn't use these if you're a "I'll just slip on my tied shoes" kind of person.
78266
I only use mine for playing basketball indoors, so I have no idea if they will hold up under the conditions you plan to subject them to. I find them to be great for indoor use.
22143
Yea they'll fit just fine, just make sure than when you're about to put them, make sure the area is clean and free of any armor-all, otherwise they'll keep falling off, thats what happened to me lol. But yes, they'll hold up well and wont scrape your shoes, as long as you do it right.
53973
I don't think they are as tall as baseball socks. My daughter wears them for basketball.
2245530
Yes but probably not big enough if you have a large foot and they are bulky athletic shoes.
321992
Hi, i used this for cleaning products storage, and yes, i believe they'll be large enough for mens shoes. They're really big and resistant!
1804400
I'm guessing that these would not last long on the bottom of shoes. Since they are so reasonably priced, you don't have much to lose to give it a try.
1392692
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.
683181
I would say yes. I use them in all my shoes and use velcro to keep them in place.
1451524
i don't think it's a good idea. although i haven't tried to move them from shoes to shoes i did try to reposition them two or three times to find the fight spots. the sticky foam at the bottom will eventually torn if you are not very gentle with them. i just bought enough pairs for all my shoes to have their own pads.
1392693
My thought would be yes, as they are intended for soccer cleats. I guess if the baseball cleats are not the metal spike variety, I think they would be fine for this. Suggestion: check with the manufacturer.
425178
I would say these would not work for your purpose. You won't definitely won't get a true bounce in spots as you dribble. Also if you were to take a dive or trip and fall, the grippers on top would tear your skin up something serious. I'd rather fall on smooth concrete or tar. YMMV, but as a basketball player myself, I know these wouldn't 'cut it' for me.
869084
Both ways work. I may suggest to loosen the shoe laces a bit. If you lay them over existing ones. As there will be some space taken up my the insole.
421900
The cubbies are a good size for adult shoes to fit side by side. If you can find the right size baskets, they will fit. Shelves are adjustible so there are many options for shoes (or boots) on top or bottom and a basket above or below. Baskets could be used for childrens shoes or organizer. Just my two cents.
197002
Yes! If no more than a half inch. They also are a great comfort, if the toe box of your shoes is hard.
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.
1751636
Well if its too wide, you can always cut them down. they are sized to fit most guys regulars shoes, it might be wide enough. I use them in my Asics running shoes