I'm a size 7 1/2 men's shoe. Would this fit me perfectly since it's one size? I run 3 times a week so would there be holes within the first 2 months?
875409
They could stretch up to 9, so I suppose that 7 1/2 would be good to. My husbend wears them every day for 3 or something months and they are ok.
875410
I am a 9.5 shoe and they don't fit loose. They are not overly tight either. I think they should fit. I really like them though
1447468
This may sound like a stupid question, but have you changed your running shoes or do you need new ones. I own a gym and a lot of people come in with expensive clothes, but cheap shoes. You need the padding of good shoes. Even when they look good after 6 months, they still need to be replaced if you do a lot of running/walking. Does the running belt appear to be loose? If so, there is an adjustment in the front (I'm not sure where, but I know I did it with my older machine when I put on a new running belt. That's about all of my knowledge. I did have a problem with the hydraulic lift not coming down when. When I called the company, they sent me one immediately - free. My electrician told me I need to vacuum the motor once a month because of all the dust where I live.
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I loved this when my Achilles bothers me. Great for icing. I think you would be ok. It fits by molding around your foot so it's not by the length. Maybe your toes wouldn't be out as much but I think you would be fine I wear a 7 1/2 normally.
165960
From what I read in the reviews and about the product, it was recommended to get one size larger than your regular shoe size; I ordered these for my husband and got the size larger. He says they fit fine.
656369
I wear a 11-12 in mens and it fits fine without cutting or modifying in the last 5 pairs of shoes I have bought. It has cut marks on the bottom for smaller sizes but it only goes down to a size 8 in mens, so it might work for you but you will have to make your own cut
801452
I wear a 7 1/2 to 8 in a woman's shoe and I ordered the S/M. It is very snug, although I suppose that is the idea. I do find that in the middle of the night, it becomes just too tight and I need to take it off. I would probably not get the S/M if your foot is any larger. It is such stretchy material that I don't think the larger size would be wrong.
2243273
I am an 8 - 8 1/2 with a medium/narrow foot. The size S/M was a good fit for me. I hope this helps. This is a quality product and worked well for me.
183588
Check with your local sports store. Each brand is different. It should be 1/2 size smaller.
800536
Certainly. The only thing I've found I need to be careful of, is that compression hose that stretch tightly on the foot (which these do not on me) will develop holes from friction very quickly inside running shoes.
2161348
One of the complaints has been that the shoe holders are small. I found that once I put a shoe in the pocket, it stretched. I Would expect the same thing would happen with men's shoes. If the shoe is particularly large, I think you would have trouble. I Will add that the thing is a great product.
920227
This is a size small. "Small fits Womens shoe size up to 7-1/2, Mens up to 7"I'm a 6 to 6-1/2 womens and this is a perfect fit for me so I believe they run a little small.
1653816
The first one I purchased I selected the size based on my shoe size. However, it was a little too tight so I moved up a size to the extra large. It fits just right. I would suggest going up one size.
837601
The sole is solid rubber. Maybe 3/4" thick. Depends on how holes you would be digging. I think it would be fine.
804396
My shoe size is 13...2E.....I use for inserts in running shoes. They go from heel to balls of feet and leave toe area free. For a running shoe I have had problems with toe box also covered cramping that tight area. These leave room. I will get another pair.
688118
It would all depend how much you use,the shoes. I have mine in my athletic shoes that I use to walk and run three times a week for several miles. I have had them for about 2 years like that and they show no sign of deterioration.
2208972
I would think so. I wear them in my running shoes, dress shoes, ballet flats, etc and have never had a problem. Once you get them in the right spot, it really just positions your foot where it should be if everything were working right and you didn't have fallen arches etc. These are the only things that work to eliminate my pain and allow me to keep running and boxing when my feet are bad. It is worth a try if you want to keep up your activity level while healing .
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If the slit is on the impact zone of the sole of the shoe it will not secure it for a long time. It depends on the size and shape of the slit, how deep it is, and how hard you step on it. If it is a regular (walking) shoe, probably not a problem, If it is a running shoe...Please refer to the before mentioned statements....