Are the shoes left or right foot slide?
84931
They are not that advanced as to have different soles. They will slide either foot.
1211332
The package contains two - that's one for each foot. They are also marked right and left so as to make it easier to get the proper one in the shoe it needs to be in. Hopefully this will answer your question.
11241
Yes there is no right or left. Just flip it over. I found this made them not fit well and very uncomfortable. I don't use them anymore.
1253528
The shoes will not slide around. The body is sturdy enough for you to stand it up in the closet. The shoes are a snug fit, in my opinion. Go for it and let me know how it works out for you. thanks Dee
971395
Yes these handles are reversible to work with either left or right hand sliding doors.
193140
They slide fine for me.I switched back to running shoes over gum volleyball shoes after a sudden stop caused a knee PCL sprain.
491789
Mine slides freely both sides. Maybe you should contact the manufacturer if yours does not.
796255
Order the shoe size. If you order the foot size your foot may slide a tad in the shoe and you'd notice.
336492
They are not specific for one foot. I use both of them for my right foot. Love them!!
1007187
It fits like a loafer, the back is not a slide or mule back at all. I really really like mine. One shoe squeaks but when walking in the wet I don't mind!
2216793
They work the same for either left or right. They aren't for a specific foot.
1401342
I've check the instructions. There's no mention that you can move to the left side.
748297
Yes you can, you have to move the bar with the tabs that lock it into position to the opposite side. We did this also, to slide from left to right.
1090674
Hi Paul! Yes, they are. The legs have slots and buttons - just like an adjustable walker.Its also made of aluminum, so if you need to go shorter, just saw off the desired amount and replace the rubber feet! Lol! I did!Regards, Bobbi, Cincinnati, OH
270256
Both shoes are 7.6 as I requested but the right shoe does not look like the left shoe .
1168914
Not slippery at all. A child can hop from one to the other in bare feet, shoes, or socks. They squish (deflate) when you step on them and then regain their shape after removing your foot.
947067
It does slide left to right but not loosely, stays fairly stable in the position you place it in. Still using mine and it's held up well.