do these fit in dress shoes? I have several pairs of Orthoheel sandals but want to wear my dress shoes and feel as comfortable as in my sandals.
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I haven't tried them in dress shoes, but would assume they would fit in any shoe with a removable insole. I'm not sure if they would fit over a non-removable insole. I find that not many of my dress shoes have removable insoles. I used them in my athletic shoes after removing the insoles they came with, and they worked great for that.
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Possibly-if your shoes are roomy and current insoles can be removed. These insoles can be trimmed down to fit, but then they will be small for athletic shoes.
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Haven't tried heels but thy say they can. Because you can cut them & trim them very easily. Good Luck!
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They make a thinner one that I got for my wife for her dress shoes. I don't know if they will work in sandals if they're open back, but they would work in any closed back sandals. The slim fit also have a very nice suede like surface. Hope that helps. Orthaheel Slimfit Women's 3/4 Length Orthotics Size S Men's 5.5-7 Women's 6.5-8
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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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Ha! I gave it a try and my size 9 wedges fit with a little jostling - heels fit perfectly. The material's nice and stretchy so that helps too. Good idea. :)
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Do you mean like a leather flip flop/thong sandal? If the sandal is leather it should stretch it. The only concern would be the stitching. We have had TREMENDOUS success w/ this product, but I've never tried it on sandals. I would think it would help cotton stitching stretch too, but I can't promise.
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No, I don't think so. You would need shoes several sizes larger than your normal size. I have some large, flexible sandals that I can get my foot into with these, but these are not made to be worn with shoes.
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Yes you can. I've worn them with my trainers as well as formal shoes. They are a little uncomfortable in formal shoes but offers very good support.
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I tried wearing mine under my dress socks. Problem was the front kept rolling up under my foot making it uncomfortable to wear. I haven't tried them over the sock. I imagine they would still roll up when placing foot in shoes.
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Yes, I have plantar fasciitis, and have used these (in this type, and also the smaller one for shoes and PF) in all my shoes for over a year. I have flat feet. I also find that shoes with negative heels, like Earth brand shoes are helpful, as they help stretch the arch. I used to wear harder bottomed shoes, like birkenstocks, but these have eliminated about 90% of my pain. I walk on a treadmill 6x per week, for about an hour. I highly recommend these inserts.
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I guess that depends on how much room your sandal straps give your foot. I found these insoles to be thin and smooth. Never got my feet raw or sore.
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No. I have very narrow feet and they fit. They run a bit small in length also. If I were to reorder, I would order a size up.
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I wear these when I do yoga barefooted. I prefer orthotic soles in shoes, but I don't see why these wouldn't work. They do stay in place and I think it's worth a try.
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I haven't tried these with high heel sandals but they should work. Otherwise you might want to get a small insert for the ball of your foot to keep it from slipping forward.
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I think you could. I wear mine every day in my work shoes. They are small and compact and comfortable. I find them very effective in relieving my arch pain
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Absolutely. In fact, I'm not sure I've ever used with my shoes on. There are cuff-like brackets for your feet, and so you can adjust to be sure they're snug enough that you don't slip out! (and not uncomfortable either).
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I don't believe they would. Or at the least, they would show. I guess it would depend on the type of sandal you would like to wear. I would suggest taking the insert out of a pair of sneakers and put it in a sandal and see how it fits...then, if you like it, I would say YES!
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I think it depends on the shoe design itself; there isn't a trick to make it fit. They fit in all my sneakers, boots and work shoes without a problem but all of them have high sides so a little extra padding doesn't alter the fit.
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I would say yes. I use them in all my shoes and use velcro to keep them in place.