i wear narrow width shoes (ladies) - will these fit into my shoes well, or are they too wide? it is usually not feasible to trim the heel cup area.
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My shoes are narrow and the Syono Orthotics Shoe Inserts fit into my shoes.
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The shoes I put them in are fairly narrow dress shoes. I didn't have to trim the heel but I did have to trim extra off the side. Still better than not having inserts.
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You can cut them to the size of your shoe, they have marks on them to guide the cutting... I cut mine to my size.
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I use them in my Nike walking shoes that I wear for work and have no problem fitting them into the shoes. I don't use them for regular shoes.
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Yes. The come in one size and you cut them down to the size you need. You'll probably be wasting a lot of lace on each shoe..... but it would still work.
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The G&W; size chart clearly shows a large will fit Women's 10+. These lifts are a fairly soft material and will need to be trimmed down to fit into some shoes. They do trim very easily with good scissors. IMHO, I'd go large and trim if needed rather then take the chance of a smaller size being too small...
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if you are simply considering them as a regular sole - yes quiet possibly.But I will suggest that you get the women. because these(these insole men or women) are big and can be cut to fit the size. What really matters is the arc support and special cushion at the rear foot base (ankle support). The front has thickened part which is in center, therefore wide or narrow will not matter.Until and unless you have a spare men's insoles which you do not wanna to be left unused. Something which is specifically designed for you is preferred option.
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I did not need to cut mine but I don't see why you wouldn't be able to trim them a little around the front edge. The heel cup and arch are made of several layers so you would not want to cut there. I have high arches and plantar fasciitis. I have purchased custom made orthotics and several other expensive types and these are the only ones that have enough cushion and enough support. They are amazing!
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I bought them because my feet are much wider in front than in the heel. So, if I buy a shoe that fits the front of my foot, it is too big (wide) in the heel. I step out of pumps. These helped solve the problem for me. No my pumps fit perfectly! I don't think it would help much if the whole shoe was too wide, but if wide in the heel....they helped me! Hope that answer helps!
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Yes! My husband (size 9 shoe, normal width) got these and they weren't wide enough to fit his shoes or feet. Way too narrow for a man's foot.
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Hi Melanie,I can certainly help you with this. The Heel Cups come in two sizes, regular and junior. The regular size will fit sizes 7.5 (womens) and up. The junior size will fit size 7 (womens) and lower. These are also unisex, so they will fit men and women. I hope this helps to clarify. If you have any other questions, please let me know!Thank you, Marissa
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Yes, the drop-down choices are a bit confusing.....especially the "#1M" and "#2M." Just pick the one that corresponds to your gender and shoe size, and it should be fine. You can also easily trim them with regular scissors. By the way, they are great inserts.....cured my plantar fasciitis!
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I have a wide foot that is why I use men's sizes and perhaps the more important reason is that they last longer. That said I chose a D width because they run roomy, not over size. I can wear thin socks and heavy wool socks and adjust for the thickness with the boot laces which are part of the tung and tucks in very well to hold the foot back against the heel when using thin socks. Lastly I donot know if they make them in narrow. Amazon has a wonderful return program can't hurt trying plenty of room on the lace adjustment the wooly socks feel the best.
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I have a narrow foot also and they work just fine for me. They are not snug but they are also not sloshing around. I'm happy with them.
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I'm a size 6-1/2 and they fit in my shoes fine and that's with a tiny bit of play at the sides & back. So, a size 6 would probably be OK "I think". If you had to, you probably could even trim a bit off with small sharp scissors. Good luck.
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Depends upon the space in your shoes. Try it with the inserts (make sure you loosen the strings before putting your foot in them) and if they are to tight then take out the inserts.
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Yes, I cut mine to fit. They come with a pattern to use for cutting to the size you need.
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I don't think these would work if you need them wide for your bunion. I think they are a bit narrow.