Could I stand these up like a suitcase in my closet? Or will all the shoes just slide around?
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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
1253529
They should not slide around. There are dividers to hold each pair of shoes in and the plastic top zips, so they should be secure.
674870
Each level will hold high heels. Don't have any high heels to test if it would interfere with the shoes on the next level directly under it, but it should be OK. Maybe someone else has experience with storing high heels directly under each other.
2164657
No, more like a tall footie. I usually roll down the top and it comes just above the shoe.
1250887
Only one of the compartment dividers has Velcro. That allows enough room to slide the cardboard base in the bottom of the organizer before putting in shoes. Every compartment is the same size and is not adjustable. This is okay for me because I don't have high-heeled shoes or shoes with high wedges; my flat or low-heeled shoes fit in the compartments. If you are planning on storing shoes with high heels, the compartments in this organizer will likely not accommodate them.
1266503
It depends on the width when you set it up. It's expandable. Ours is set for most of the possible width and it easily holds 12 pairs on three rungs. We have two, one stacked on the other, holding 24 pairs. If you have it against a wall, reverse it so that the shoes point downward toward the wall and then it's stable (unlike the comments of some others).
389168
I don't think so. You wouldn't be able to access the back row if you had another shoe rack above the lower one.You might be able to suspend them from the back of a door or side of a cabinet.I love them.
1963630
Yes. The picture is accurate. The size of the heel, or no heel at all, makes no difference in how the shoes hang on the rack.
796783
I believe so. It seems very strong, I hang everything there. I would just double check if the width of your shoe bag and of the storage hooks match.
546852
Not easily. They have adhesive bottoms to keep them in the right spot and from bunching together I suppose. I wouldn't swap them out to other shoes. Eventually, they wouldnt' stick anymore.
466876
I put women's shoes on bottom shelf, sandals under. I don't think men's shoes would fit under on the floor. Don't pay more than $50..poor finish but sturdy. Hope I helped.
1589259
I have not tried men's shoes, but I would think you could as the tiers are adjustable. The main thing is not to spin the center pole when you are searching for a particular shoe as that is what causes the pole to loosen and become unstable. I hold the top crossbar steady and turn just the tier. Also, I leave one "hook" empty between each pair of shoes so that it does not hold as many, but seems more stable. I have had mine several months and am very happy with it. [I also bought a second rack to hold additional shoes and put it in a different area.]
26270
Definitely. I have mine loaded with shoes - and some are rather heavy and clunky - and I have had no tearing or other problems. These are great.
1722062
It would be stackable. The white stopper things shown on the top corners come off. Then you place a second rack on top, once you have removed same while stopper things from the bottom of the stacking rack. And when you are done, you can get twice as many shoes sliding off as you would with a single rack. ;-)
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Sorry i just walk my dogs - no running. I would have thought they would be ok, but depending on the thickness of the soles of the shoes you are using you might feel the studs so it might not be very comfortable after a while. They are very stable though so you wouldn't slip!
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I do not think they will fit well in the sections. The dividers are soft sided and you could probably squeeze them in, but then it takes up some of the space of the sections around it. I think it is best for underwear rolled up. If you buy this set, there is the one that you could use for knee socks. We just took all of them out of my daughters drawer and put them in a shoe organizer in her closet. That works pretty well too, especially for really bukly ones.
1479696
They would probably fit widthwise if you angled them similar to how they'd be stored in a shoebox. However they might hang out of the cubbie a little bit.
1407897
The only place they would fit standing up is on the top and bottom shelf. They would fit if you stacked them lying flat in the middle shelves.