What inserts do these take? Will the "dura 2" replacement pads fit these shoes?
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Hi. Will need to know what shoe you are using. In case there is confusion, the "shoe" is the metal part and the "pad" is the rubber part. Also, sometimes the choice of "pad" available is determined by what the brake shoe fits, i.e. is it Campagnolo or Shimano, or a generic fitment. For more info, the Kool Stop website can help. Try emailing the company or calling them for advice. Generally, just pick a pad that fits the shoes--the website will show what fits what, and then get the general pad. I've found very little difference between wet or dry pads--nothing really works in the rain.
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These pads are larger than the original pads for my Pinook. They are 2 7/8 in long and 1 3/4 in wide at the widest point.
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They will fit but they sound like garbage! I threw mine out after two weeks!
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write to me please at caseyandme@comcast.net if you found the replacement pads for the Conair shoe polisher
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I haven't had to replace mine yet but I think these are the replacements for them.Leegoal Foam Earpad Ear Pad Cover For Earphone Headphone (Black,60mm,Pair of 2 Pcs)
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You get a pair of inserts per order! They are Unidirectional so two fit left or right foot!
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Measure the inserts you currently have. Then compare it to measurements previously posted regarding this same item. Look under "Customer Questions and Answers" for this product. For what it is worth, to my knowledge there are no other replacement inserts available.
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I am about 90% sure they would work. Based on photos alone my Ultegra cleats look identical to the dura Ace cleats. It is my understanding that Ultegra line is typically "last year's" model of Dura Ace... So that said, I would believe them to be interchangeable.
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Likely difficult to match what you have. Probably have to replace all four to match them. Try a craft store, they have a rather large selection of self adhesive black rubber feet.
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I would buy the insert that best fits your foot. Your shoes will then need to accommodate the insert. Then all shoes will fit/feel exactly the same when worn. Some stores that specialize in running shoes (like RunTex in Austin, TX) sell this insert.
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Hello Jean, If you are referring to the inserts put in by the shoe manufacturer, no. But if you already have a pair of store purchased inserts then yes.
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Don't know foe sure.Measure the pins that foot rest attaché to to match up what you need.
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I, personally, have never worn any of the pads out, so I haven't had any need to know how, or where, to replace them. I would expect the mfr. would know, but it may be just aseconomical to buy a new one! You must be very hard on the brace - using it for sports??
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The additional pads are a different size than the ones already in place. For a customized fit, simply remove the ones that are already in place and replace them with the desired pads.
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The width across the pads are 2 1/4" and 2 1/2" in length from front to back. The thickness is 1/4". These do help and I recommend that they be wrapped around your foot with an elastic flexible tape so that they don't slip. I used these for about a year until I could find a specialist experienced in the foot and ankle to do the surgery.
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The inserts are as marked without significant variation to being larger or smaller. The insert most appropriate to your foot size would be C.
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not sure....as far as the fit went they were perfect....my issue with these pads were 1) the strap was not flexible at all 2)-the padding was minimal 1/4" so if your flooring or setting tile i do not recommend. Policeman may find them useful...but i can not speak to that.