Does this add lot of thickness in a shoe (with socks)?
183914
A bit, ya. I just tie the laces a little looser and it's fine. I also wear wide shoes, so the impact is less noticeable. If your shoe is very narrow at the opening, it could be weird. Shouldn't be a problem though.
183915
No. As ankle supports go this one is good. The thickest part (still not real thick) is above a low cut shoe.
183916
Yes these will add a decent amount of thickness and if you wear high tops with them you may have issues lacing them up to the top.
183917
No. Maybe like wearing and extra pair of socks. I wear the same basketball shoe size with and without. Not very bulky.
183918
No. I do not notice much difference in bulk. I wear low tops and they fit with just a little more lace opening.
399681
They are a bit thicker than a normal sock. Wouldn't so much say they are great for for winter.
717061
I wear these for running, because I used to get pressure blisters between my toes and injinji socks help. I find that wearing more than one pair of socks (regardless of thickness) causes too much friction. Not sure whether to get this or thicker pair - I have both kinds and don't notice much of a difference between them.
408029
I haven't measured them for thickness, but they are very cushy,comfortable, and don't seem to compress much at all...very satisfied!
585954
Yes. I bought this to refinish a pair of my wife's very expensive high heels. She was nervous at first thinking it would flake off in the courtroom or stain her nylon feet but it has held up extremely well. Of course in her profession her footwear does not take a beating.{LAWYER} I guess it all depends on what your shoes go through. All in all has worked well or I would not have lived to see my 37th birthday this month. LOL. Hope this helps.
1693298
No! You have the option of stretching the shoe in length or width. I used the shoe stretcher to stretch out a very narrow shoe.
2123963
These insoles are fairly substantial in thickness. I bought them for my husband because his boots had no cushion and were uncomfortable. He loves them and does not complain that his boots are too snug now so I'm not sure they would reduce the size by one whole size. They will help some, I feel sure.
1833611
Yes it's better if you wear a socks.The surface is very rough on your feet.I am doing kick boxing on it and my feet were cut numerous times but it's very heavy and solid mat.
1401854
I use them in regular shoes. It does make the shoe fit a little tighter - maybe a half size difference. Hope that helps.
2163405
Absolutely YES! As I wrote in my original review, I was dependent on others to put on my socks until I purchased this devise. I am now a grown up again. It works for all lengths of hoisery.
1760966
I would not know that since I just wore them under my socks with a shoe. I would think if it fit you snug the way this one did on me it would work.
824764
These work best in a running shoe. It's too thick with the loafer style shoes we own.
634502
I wouldn't consider the socks as thin. I use them for volleyball and love them. They do have some cushioning. They work perfectly for volleyball and are currently my favorite socks. I don't, however, know about their use as softball socks.
2251281
I would imagine so, when I used them they were way to thick and I couldnt' get my heal in the shoe
743634
No, these are not very thick. They are the most comfortable socks ever but wear out very quickly. I have a 100 UA items and these don't meet their normal wear standards.
616331
You mean like a knitted sock bottom to some no-slip rubber soles, or something similar? It should, but make sure you use some sandpaper on anything with a very smooth surface. I was able to glue a slick piece of leather to some cotton fabric, but the first time I tried, they came apart because I hadn't sanded the leather properly to give it a good surface to adhere to (it was nearly glass-like with how slippery and smooth the surface was before I roughed it up).
41386
It might lift your foot up a little. The instructions say to remove the liner in your shoe and replace it with the Scholl's. My guess is the Scholl's is maybe twice the thickness of your original liner........Good luck PS..... if they don't fit in your dress shoes then put them in the shoes you wear most often after that.