Does it fit to Mizuno &amp; Asics spike shoes? How about the wrench? Can I use the Asics/Mizuno wrench to fit these spikes?
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It's been my experience that all the spikes are a standard fit on all brands of (spike) shoes. The wenches are standard as well.
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These replacement spike should be able to be used on either soccer or football shoes
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It really only has 4 "shoe" sizes, the other two is for the adjustable shaft length. Here is a link to a video from Roces so you can see how it works. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxG31D6Isnk#t=39
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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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Take out another insole from a shoe that you like. You can cut just the toe part where they meet or if the rest of the new insole hangs out cut that too. Usually the top works for me and maybe a little around the edges. Hope that helps. Put it in the slogger and put your hand in to see of the new insole covers the entire bottom. I think Sloggers are the best yard shoe ever.
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It worked for me with women's shoes. Not a guarantee it works for everyone. If you can't return it's worth a try. But I would keep the stretcher in the shoe a day or two and to the max setting.
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Check with your local sports store. Each brand is different. It should be 1/2 size smaller.
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You'll want a medium. I wear 7s and a small fits; hubby has 10 mens and mediums are perfect on his. BTW, be careful running on pavement - it'll wear out your Yaks pretty quickly. They'll replace the spikes w/i 90 days, but it's kind of a pain.
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I use a medium in my running/exercise shoe and small in my dresser shoes. The size changes the width of the lift. The wider the shoe, the bigger the size.
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S = 6 - 7.5, M = 8 - 9.5, L = 10+This is based on shoe size. I read reviews that said they run small, but I disagree. Stick with the Asics size chart for proper compression and support sizing!
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I recommend another peddle which is better for regular shoes and bike shoes: Shimano PDT400 Clickr Pedal. I have had both and have fallen many times with the PD-M540 but none with the PDT400. The PDT400 also has a plastic platform around it to support regular shoes. The two have a similar design but the PDT400 is a later model and is easier to get in to and out of.
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Most running shoes have removable cushions. I take the existing cushions out and use them as a template for trimming the Powersteps. You'll need to remove the factory insoles anyway. I wear 9 1/2 shoes but my arch is a bit farther forward than normal so I buy size 10-10 1/2 insoles and trim for a proper fit.
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Nita, I would be cautious in purchasing these since, of the different versions, from different companies, I purchased, these were the only ones that would not stay on my shoes (toe doesn't have anything securing it) Stablicer run cleats are bolts and quite heavy, but the Stablicer with the little nubs on the bottom got me through last icy winter without failing and no slipping. Original Yaktrax are a good product for occasional use, but the rubber you are running/walking on will fail with much use (same for the heel area of these you are considering). Stablicer Run are excellent, but a handful of bolts-weight on each shoe! (I get the mail with them, only) Nita, I would be cautious in purchasing these since, of the different versions, from different companies, I purchased, these were the only ones that would not stay on my shoes (toe doesn't have anything securing it) Stablicer run cleats are bolts and quite heavy, but the Stablicer with the little nubs on the bottom got me through last icy winter without failing and no slipping. Original Yaktrax are a good product for occasional use, but the rubber you are running/walking on will fail with much use (same for the heel area of these you are considering). Stablicer Run are excellent, but a... » Read More Nita, I would be cautious in purchasing these since, of the different versions, from different companies, I purchased, these were the only ones that would not stay on my shoes (toe doesn't have anything securing it) Stablicer run cleats are bolts and quite heavy, but the Stablicer with the little nubs on the bottom got me through last icy winter without failing and no slipping. Original Yaktrax are a good product for occasional use, but the rubber you are running/walking on will fail with much use (same for the heel area of these you are considering). Stablicer Run are excellent, but a handful of bolts-weight on each shoe! (I get the mail with them, only) « Show Less
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I removed the thread and i later removed the attachment to the pedals because it was difficult to remove my feet and place it on the ground when I brake. The spikes on the pedals can be dangerous to the ankle, but it makes for a better grip when climbing heights with the bicycle. To tread the strap through the buckle, just follow the diagram and place it within the holes and fasten the tread to fit. Good luck
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These pedals don't require any special shoes. I can not see why you would not be able to use them with shoes size 13. I have some 10 1/2 steel shoes that are pretty large and it fit although I don't typically use them for biking. The shoes sizes are not really restricted because the clips are not restricted laterally and expend vertically. To give you an idea there is 5 inches between the back of the pedal and the tip of the clip. You might want to see how it will goes with your shoes.
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These are small METAL 1/4 inch spikes. They fit the Footjoy Classics shoes as opposed to others (green box) which are wider and are plastic. The red box top (as this one is) will not work in dryjoy shoes of today. Any further questions do not hesitate to ask!
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The green thing is the sensor and it either goes in a Micoach compatible shoe (I've heard that it will fit in the Nike+ compatible shoes as well), or you can use the clip it comes with to attach it to the laces of most shoes, which is how my son uses it. The other piece connects to the USB port and talks to the Micoach software (which you can download the latest version of from the website).