Have narrow feet , does this come in narraow width. Most problems are with my foot slipping out at the heel.
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I would recommend finding another shoe. I had so much trouble sticking in these, I went back to using my old shoes. Tried a wire brush, slide powder, nothing worked.
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I didn't see width choices. My husband has very narrow feet and he is very happy with the fit.
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I guess when you are ordering these shoes it will tell you what widths are available at that time on the item page showing the shoes..
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Not aware of any width choices. We have found that different brands have a slightly different fit. The best thing to do is find a shoe you like,when they arrive try them on and if the fit is not right, return immediately. The return policy is fair and easy.
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I bought them for a pair of dancing shoes I ordered and since I have narrow heels they keep my feet from slipping out. My feet don't bother me after a night on the town.
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I have wide feet too. It is tight and can be uncomfortable on my corn, but it is only on there for a second. The tight elastic socks pull it narrower also.
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i tried my on my foot which is a size 12. it does not fit over the heel. i do not think it will fit over your foot right. it is hard to pull up. i would not recommend using bees wax in this unit. i would only use the wax they sell on amazon because it has moisturizers in it. i'm afraid bees wax would clog the unit and it would not heat.
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I also have a narrow foot, used to wear a AA width shoe in my younger days. These fit snug on my feet with ankle socks, have not worn them without socks. I also use them to garden. I have no problems.
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Hi Retired Soccer Mom,Unfortunately the Clics do not come in a smaller width.Best Regards,Matt
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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
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The super high heel unable to fit it, the 3" is okay. Unless you cut down less shelves. Hope it helps you.
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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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I have found that it varies with the shoe. You would have to try it both ways. The Pedag inserts have brought me relief.
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I did not use mine too long...I have narrow feet, but it was too tight and eventually hurt. I had to quit wearing it. A great pair of custom made orthodics along with daily stretching of my calf muscles helped a lot.
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I am not the best person to answer this, my feet are very narrow and I never really get my feet checked by someone. My feet do move a little side to side in the show so they tend to be a little on the loose side but I guess that is just due to my narrow feet.
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I wear a woman's size 9, and I have flat feet, so my foot is a bit wide at the instep. It fit me snugly, but is a bit tight for me at the instep. Hope that helps.
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My husband is a size 12 and he uses this without a problem. But, we both go prefer to go shoeless when using this. You could slide your feet in sideways if you chose to wear shoes.
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No! You have the option of stretching the shoe in length or width. I used the shoe stretcher to stretch out a very narrow shoe.
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Measure around the arch and check all types, You may come upon one that gives you an idea of size to order. I would order med, I'm a nine M-W width. If your foot chnages sizesduring the day you may want some large along with med and be able to change. Not good to let it get too tight.
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Yes and no. If you put the heel snug far enough down into the shoe, it won't show. The problem with that method, however, is that the snug will make your foot feel like it is being pushed up out of the shoe. If you put the snug high enough, it will be comfortable and your foot will stay down in the shoe, but the device might show over the top of the shoe. I would recommend putting the snug as high as you can without it coming up over the top of the shoe, so that you can have the best combination of comfort and it not showing.