Due to an injury, I have one foot that is shorter and wider. Would I have to buy two different shoes to get a good fit?
650408
Not sure but they are pretty true to size. I'd say that if you need two different running shoes, you'd probably need two different of these. Also, these shoes (for me) are not tight by any means but there is also no wiggle room. Hope this helps a bit.
1117815
I would say yes based on the fact that I wear a women's size 12 med. which is equivalent to a men's size 11. I often have to buys men's athletic shoes etc as there is very little selection if any for women with large feet. If this doesn't work for you then I suggest going to Nordstrom's which has an excellent shoe dept. and they may be able to suggest an insert of some sort to prevent you foot from sliding forward, or go to a store that specializes in running / athletic shoes and have them check your sizing, etc. to ensure you have a better fit. Good luck.
257087
Yes, I would also suggest to get one or two sizes (1or2) bigger than the regular shoe size now.
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.
2210879
I only have one on my left foot but short walks are fine. It's a lot more comfortable than the hard rigid ones!!
898565
I have the same foot problems. I would trade up to the size 5. This brace is so good, I may buy one for my other foot. Feel better!
1672815
You have to use the kiosk to determine which style #, or in other words the amount and height of arch support you need. And since Dr. Scholl's are a type of "one size fits all" orthotic, you simply have to trim them to fit your shoes. You can also get the prescription type orthotics like the $500 ones that are truly custom fit from places like surethotic.com but only cost close to the same price as Dr. Scholl's. The nice thing is that they fit exactly to your feet both size and shape. No trimming or guessing required.
1249873
I'm not sure. They're really designed for middle toes. The small width really only fit over one toe (not including the one you loop it to). The wider size fits over two toes. Some of the problem will be with how much your foot angles. You probably don't want to pull on your broken toe at an angle.
929770
I don't think so, but my feet are long and narrow and the toe part is a bit wide for me. You should be fine, try them they're great when you have the right size (I tried medium and decided they duck but then bought large and love them, got all the colors and some of the men's ones) And the price is for one pair. But they have a lifetime warranty =D Try a pair
2230365
Don't bother!!!! I would buy Alegria shoes or a good quality shoe that realigns your feet, I used those orthotics but they don't work and for a few more dollars u can buy a nice pair of shoes!!
264703
You could do an image search on your favorite search engine for "shoe size chart", you can get the conversion there. Alternatively, look at the second image on the listing and you will see a size chart. If you get a cam walker too big or too small it won't provide the protection that you need to allow the injured foot to heal. Good luck with her foot.
1045192
Depends on how painful your feet are. I'd go with extra small to start, and maybe move up to small in a couple of months.
2143588
I too have the same size shoe, I chose the med. and was a great fit, and with the air adjustment made it perfect. Hope you heal fast, do exactly what the Dr. says and do the PT, so important. Best be with you, H.
797498
With a single purchase you will receive two heel pillows, one for each shoe. Even if one heel hurts I recommend wearing both of them to reduce the chance of the toes rolling inward which could result in further heel strain. Good luck!
302556
The way the insole is made is shown in the pic showing to the left here. ArchCrafters send you a box with a special soft foam plastic material and instructions for you to step in it standing in a normal fashion. Perhaps ArchCrafters can give you a better answer as to if they can custom adjust one for you. I'm trying to think of how you would do it. I think you could vary the resulting sole thickness by not following the instructions and doing the two feet differently. For one foot you could sit on a chair and only put part of your weight on that foot for a lighter impression. On the other foot you could hold a 50 pound bag of dog food while you step into the box. One insole would be thicker than the other but I can not figure out which one. Perhaps some else reading this can figure that out. Another approach might be to follow the standard instructions and then use an added wedge under the heal that needs the higher lift.
1942069
probably get a med or small. I wear one, it's more about fixing my foot than fashion, and it helped!
736577
Yes, you can. In fact, when I was in rehab for plantar faciitis, I wore my athletic shoes with orthotics. You can get a single and a double version. If you use either be sure to hold onto something firm while doing your stretches. If you use the single, you simply hold one foot either beside and above your working ankle, or tuck the foot behind the calf on the side you are working.