As anyone tried these with size 16 shoes? How do they work?
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Probably depends on the shoe and how much length you need in the lace. I am size 13 and cut off a lot of length when installing them on athletic shoes. I have other footwear (boots) they wouldn't be near as long as what I need. You can probably measure how much lace you need to make your shoes tight, add four to six inches or whatever you want to make them loose (remember, they are elastic, so even when tight they might stretch enough to pull the shoes on/off), and then compare to the 48 inches.
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u cut a lot off when u lace thes up, so u b alright. then youll love them!!!!
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Hi Andy, There is some play in the length of the laces, I believe they are 48" and you cut them to size when installing them in your shoes. I take size 10 and ended up cutting off about 2.5". In hindsight, I probably could have left them a bit longer but they work o.k. because of the elasticity. As for your size 16's, if you haven't already done so you should ask Locklace directly on their website. They have a page for questions like yours. I hope you get a good answer - it's a great product.
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Hi Andy,There is some play in the length of the laces, I believe they are 48" and you cut them to size when installing them in your shoes. I take size 10 and ended up cutting off about 2.5". In hindsight, I probably could have left them a bit longer but they work o.k. because of the elasticity. As for your size 16's, if you haven't already done so you should ask Locklace directly on their website. They have a page for questions like yours. I hope you get a good answer - it's a great product.
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The code on the web corresponds to foot sizes - since the insole is not a full shoe size, it works well. Note: I do not go anywhere without the insoles. They are fantastic....
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I have some on right now over my size 11 mens shoes. You have to open them up correctly as they look too small prior to opening them up. Hard to explain but just be aware when you first look at them, they will look incredibly small. Open them up and they will fit.
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I agree with your previous responders. works great with closed shoes, not sandals.
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It will work fine. I have a large foot, not long, but tall.. and because of that, I have to wear a size 12 in regular shoes.. however, when you measure my foot, heel to toe, I should wear a 10... anyway, so I bought an 11, to split the difference, however, since this material is stretchy, and not like regular shoes, the 11 fit fine on my tall foot, but was still too long.. I ended up getting a 10 and it fit perfectly.. So my point is, the 10, will fit a 10... Just make sure that you should be wearing a 10, "length-wise"
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I wear a size 81/2 shoe and they fit my shoes perfectly. These are way more comfortable than my expensive orthotics, and work just as good.I highly recommend them. Mouse
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Yes it should work just fine. The pedals straps should work for standard size 14 shoes but may not fit around size 14 Crocs. You can remove the straps if they are not long enough. You could also find another set of another set of pedals. The DeskCycle has a standard 9/16 inch pedal arm threads. With larger feet it's especially important to point your toes forward when you use the bike because the pedals are low to the ground. Here's a link on how to pedal the bike. http://www.desk-cycle.com/HowToUseTheDeskCycle.html
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I just put a used pair of the XL (previously worn on my size 12 boots) onto my daughter's size 7 1/2 tennis shoes. The elastic around the top held them in place securely, but there is a lot of extra material so you need to watch for trip hazards or catching the loose material on something. I've been very pleased with their performance. I can use them all day coming and going at clients homes and keeping stray dirt outside.
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I have only used mine with bear feet. I take a size USA 10.5 shoe and the flippers fit well on my bear feet. I think if I had a bulky water shoe as well they would definitely not fit me. Maybe if you get a big size or have small feet you could get a wetsuit booty in them.
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At least in my recent experience (adult male) the Seller has adjusted the sizes correctly and you have to buy same size as per other commercial sport shoes. Hope that it works for kids size. regards.
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I can speak to the peep-toe portion of the question.....yes, they worked fine for me in a pair of peep-toe pumps. My foot is about a size bigger in the front than the heel, so it is always hard to get a pump I don't step out of.....These worked to solve that problem. Not sure I have a good idea about what a 4 inch loafer actually is....but it worked OK on the peep toe pump (couldn't see them, fit comfortably, etc.) Hoped that helped!
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I have size 8 feet and they work fine. I would think the width of your feet would play more of a factor on whether they would work. Don't think they would do well if your feet are narrow. Not sure about length. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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I tried these on some large bulky (hiking/warehouse style) shoes - women's size 8 and it was a snug fit. I didn't try them on smaller/slimmer style shoe, but I would side with there being problems fitting them over large shoes.
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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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These are great, and I think they would work with any size shoe. Order a small.
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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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I assume you mean Woman's size 4-5, correct? I assume that it would work, though you may need to trim the front part of the insert so that it doesn't bunch up in your shoe. Otherwise I think it would work very well.