Hi. My old runners are 14mm deep will these runners be suitable?
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The specifications state: "Add stability to your drawer with easy-to-install, screw-on side-mount plastic rails. 285mm (11.2'') long x 19mm (3/4'') wide x 17 mm (21/32'') deep 3/4 extension." The 3mm difference shouldn't matter, but adding 3mm on each side will make the runners 6mm closer together (about 1/4"). That could be an issue. I would measure carefully, or be ready to use a wood rasp to deepen the slots in the drawer..
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Sorry Fletch, but to answer your question I would need to get a tape measure and take the time to measure the thing. Ask the seller. My sneakers are the running type and fit very nicely. Stan
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That's the measurement of mine and they worked great. As long as the ends are 13mm. Should be fine.
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Don't think so - but it depends on the boots. I put them in mens running shoes and only cut about one inch off each end. The runners were size 13 so if you have small boots then you might get away with it.
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Kecia, They are narrow, but they're deep. They are sufficient. You won't be sorry if you purchase this. I love mine!
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I use mine for walking but I think they would be just fine for running. You can get the low padding ones to avoid bulk.
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Its adjustable so should be fine but suggest you check their website for exact dimensions and do a dry run using string. Will give you an idea of the length. Cheers
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Mine are 52mm but it looks to me like 54s would be fine. I haven't tried it though. Good luck!
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No they are not deep at all. There is no way that I would try doing that. The prints are actually raised because that is what kinda massages your feet. I really think it would be very dangerous to do as you want to.
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I did a 26 mile run with them and didn't have any issue with slippage. Just use the right sized ear insert (it comes with four) and you should not have a problem.
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They are adjustable, I would check with manufacturer, a tight fit works best
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They will fit but are not designed well. Spend a few more bucks and buy xtenda brand levelers. you'll be glad you did.
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Not sure but they are pretty true to size. I'd say that if you need two different running shoes, you'd probably need two different of these. Also, these shoes (for me) are not tight by any means but there is also no wiggle room. Hope this helps a bit.
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They should... I'm not positive though...some help I am , I wear a sz.14 shoe and they worked for me , I hurt my back at Mud Run and unfortunately won't be using them again
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The shoe itself will not help. If you buy one half size larger than normal and insert a supportive orthotic device I think it will. The shoe itself is rather lightweight and made of fabric which is somewhat stiffer than you expect in a running shoe. My expensive running shoes are "softer" and more flexible to the touch while providing great cushening and shock absorption. Personally, I feel running shoes are so critical, you should buy the best (ie: expensive) you can afford. But, that being said, these will probably work just fine with an insert.
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14 would be fine... but the fins should be a little tight ... otherwise, it may come loose
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I believe you will be fine. I don't think they are as compressive as cycling shorts, but they are on that order. By the way there isn't a lot of padding so the look is more natural and flattering.