I've had some on the past that I could barely get my foot on. I need something that is easy to step up on. Do these work or just for for looks?
1148749
They work really well the size is good for me the wife said maybe a little wider would of been better, she couldn't hardly get in without them(a little short) and they installed in less then 30 min. Just lay everything out per side takes a few min to figure how to hold the bolt cross the holes and the brace to good luck
1148750
They work just fine for my wife and myself. I've seen wider ones but I like the look of this one better
1148751
I have a Ram 1500 crew cab these fit perfect install easy and give plenty of foot space to use as a step.My 5 ft tall wife was very happy once I installed the bars.
1148752
I like mine very much. They are positioned well to give easy access for entry and exit. Real easy to install as well. Perfect combination of function & appearance.
55113
It's definitely something you'll have to build up. Also, with softer wheels, such as the ones that come standard on these, it'll be more difficult on asphalt or uneven surfaces. If you have any bike paths, I would suggest starting out there to build up your ankle muscles. I noticed my legs bowing at first so I would say these have lower support than some other brands. Hope that helps!
1447046
I think these will work. They are light with a flexible and relatively thin sole. Tai chi is my intended use, but I've only had a chance to use them briefly for that since I bought them.
533140
Not really, but start from the foot up almost like you would put on stockings. The dance may come in when you get closer to the top and you want to adjust them
1897655
by lift height do you mean how much higher you are elevated by these? They are very squishy, so I imagine that is impossible to decern. They are in your shoe. You step on them and the waffle bottom squishes down. This would also depend on your weight. Myself, I've had trouble with these heavy duty tullies especially more than the regular ones in keeping them from slipping around in my shoes. And yes, some shoes are too shallow for them. But I am a women so women's shoes are more shallow, and I have a rather thick heeled orthotic taking up height/volume in the heel as well
424250
I would be worried to recommend. The feet are sawn and hve limited space. If the feet don't fit everything else becomes uncomfortable.
1037847
Yes, these are more of an arch support. Everyone's arch is higher or lower than someone else. Since one size wont fit all, they try to make a few different sizes of arch support so you can try to get one that is somewhat close. If you need an arch support these can help provide some relief. If you need an arch support and would like a professional fit like a doctor would prescribe go to Surethotic.com. They will make a support that is an exact fit and will last 10 times longer.
1488856
The levelers should be able to accomplish it but these are levelers and not intended for raising height. More for leveling. You could try it or just some wood underneath.M
1227609
Ditto's to get large and trim down if required. I'll throw another wrench in the works though. If you are NOT a strong heel striker when running (which is a good thing) and actually land somewhat mid-foot or rather flat, I'd suggest the full-length version of their lift, because the lack of height on one leg can still be noticeable with negative effects with the forefoot lower. Then you'll really want large to give enough room to trim the same as the insole to go under it.
271890
Look for minimalist shoes. I can fit them in my Lems. Try also Altra zero drop shoes.
1114476
Yeah, they have little feet on them. I purchased one a month or two ago and it's a tight fit, but it works. I can take a picture of them and send it back to you if you want.
437870
Depends how flexible you are. I am 73 and as long as you can sit and bend your legs you should be able to get them on. There are several excellent videos on the internet addressing this issue and will give you some good ideas.
266467
They are bulky, so will make the shoes fit tighter and your foot sit higher (may cause foot to come out at heel). Also, the surface is a slippery synthetic that won't feel great with bare feet. Their real advantage is the rubber is a little denser than most overthecounter arch supports.
1145630
Yes I would go with these for your weight. If you go to the next level up it will be much harder to learn. And you can always replace the springs if you grow out of them. They will adjust to your feet with the binding straps. These are EXTREMELY hard to find in store which is why I ordered mine online.
2203487
I adjusted mine to a comfortable fit and slide my feet in:/out. I find much easier than trying to adjust every time.
523487
Ditto on T.P.'s answer. That is what I used them for and the height was spot-on. Again...depends on usage/expectations.
1471923
Hmm. They are very easy to use so I believe they would work for you better than ones that need to be adjusted. I LOVE these!