Would these be appropriate for basketball shoes?
452805
I would not use this for basketball shoes. They are more work book boots. I believe you would be quite uncomfortable with them in basketball shoes.
452806
No they are a thin round lace therefore may be uncomfortable in a basket ball shoe
452807
I'm sure they'd work, probably eat up your shoe eyelets before they'd ever break. They're like steel cord, real ridged and tough.
452808
I think these would work fine for basketball shoes. If using while playing basketball, just make sure you tighten each row of the laces after you put your shoes on. I wouldn't use these if you're a "I'll just slip on my tied shoes" kind of person.
289638
I used them on my running shoes, but I had a considerable length that I had to cut off the end of the laces. I believe they would work on hiking boots.
869084
Both ways work. I may suggest to loosen the shoe laces a bit. If you lay them over existing ones. As there will be some space taken up my the insole.
244934
They will certainly fit (perhaps alittle small due to size 15) but not sure if they will bunch up due to the game of basketball. I use these insoles in my walking shoes and they do not bunch up if walking fast. Hope this info helps!
248443
Yes, they should fit almost any shoes. The rubber stretches and grips well.
255472
They are pretty flexible and adjustable, but I don't think they would quite fit on a basketball.
95739
I would say you can, I wear it with my high top sneakers while playing ball. It was a matter of breaking it in and after that you forget it's there. I would imagine your boots have been broken in so that'll alleviate that part. I would recommend wearing the brace and boots around the house to get things going. It is a thin brace with great support, I would suggest you go with this over any other brand as I did my homework and shopped around. Good luck!
1316034
I would think so! It is really strong stuff. I put it under my orthotics to hold in place in my shoes. The stuff is so sticky I don't think they will ever be coming out. Good stuff!
2008730
Yes! I also used these for my husband's shoes, he needed them a bit wider. I would recommend you leaving the stretcher in for more than just the weekend.
1329734
You probably can and they would stick however why would you want to do that? They are designed to be placed inside the shoe.
683181
I would say yes. I use them in all my shoes and use velcro to keep them in place.
425178
I would say these would not work for your purpose. You won't definitely won't get a true bounce in spots as you dribble. Also if you were to take a dive or trip and fall, the grippers on top would tear your skin up something serious. I'd rather fall on smooth concrete or tar. YMMV, but as a basketball player myself, I know these wouldn't 'cut it' for me.
811249
They should work fine in Football cleats. My daughter wears hers for Basketball, Volleyball and soccer.
906196
I use them in my Nike walking shoes that I wear for work and have no problem fitting them into the shoes. I don't use them for regular shoes.
1819812
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).
1751636
Well if its too wide, you can always cut them down. they are sized to fit most guys regulars shoes, it might be wide enough. I use them in my Asics running shoes
452785
I would think so. That's what this is designed for. Just make sure that you have plenty of ventilation when you do it because the fumes are strong. Coat the sole with an even coat of Shoe Goo but don't make it too thick or it will ooze out of the sides. If you have a shoe last (the things they put inside shoes at some stores to help them keep their form), I would put it in the shoe first. Then you might want to find a way to weight the shoe down so that the pressure on the sole is even and it glues evenly.