Can you place knee-hight boots on it?
1130651
You could put them on the top holders if you unzipped them. But then the calf section would hang down and cover the bottom 2 rows. Boots like cowboy boots, that don't unzip, won't work well.
1130652
I don't think you can. The pegs you put the shoes on are pretty short. I haven't tried it myself, but I think long boots would just flop over because there is not enough peg to hold them up.
651043
Only if you only had 3-4 pair and not a substantial shoe size. The shelf is fixed, so it wouldn't adjust for boots or very tall heels.
948912
Possibly, would depend on the size of the box/boots. I can fit a standard sized shoe box in it easily.
127954
You can as long as your foot placement is correct. Heels only. Ive done it before. But I would still use shoes.
214578
Maybe, as you can see the lever is popped up our of the heel. I have not used it for boots. Good luck!
702141
Yes, you can.Just remove the cover of each feet and put the other one on top.
1568340
Yes. Just make sure you assemble it properly. Assembly can be annoying. I would suggest a socket wrench set. You'll be inverted in no time if you have a socket wrench. I invert every day with it. Seems very solid. I weigh about 172lbs. I would say that if you weighed over 210lbs, you might feel less sturdy on it, but I think it's rated for a lot higher. You can't beat the price either. Make sure assembly is done correctly and you're golden. I don't use the snap on boots with this and it is not required. Shoes or even barefoot works just find. Hope this helps. Good luck on your search.
696378
Yes, this device is very stable and could defiantly accommodate gravity boots. You would have to move it around quite a bit to potentially tip over.
2135682
you probably can but they have a tendency to slide from left to right on your knee if you move around too much. They would give some comfort but probably not worth the effort of keeping them straight. One of the rectangular foam pads used for gardening etc. May be a better option.
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!
767637
No. It's only 7 3/4" inches high at the edges. Inside the edges, it's about 8" high. 10" boots wouldn't fit standing upright. The bottom rack is 13" wide, so you could lay the boots on their sides. I don't know if you'd want to store your boots that way, though.
1845729
I guess you could if you drilled holes in the legs and leg caps....not too heavy to push around as is....
2237918
Probably if it's in landscape mode. This thing is really very flexible you could put the legs closer together.
106015
as long as the pull-up bars are rigidly fixed, and their thickness is not more than that of the hooks on the boots, there should be no problem.
400390
I wear 8" lace up boots and put this above it. I have pretty skinny legs and the velcro is just grabbing. Also, you have to roll your pants up very high to get to the mags. So yes, it can be done if you have chicken legs like I do. No, I don't recommend doing it.
1454068
Yes, your calves and feet are. It was an important aspect of this chair for me. Many chairs of similar design do not have your feet high enough. This one does.
12006
I agree that chair is close to ground, & may cause high knees when feet are placed on the foot rests. Good chair otherwise.