Would it make the shoe tight?
1624087
It will take up some room so, yes, if you have a shoe that already fits snug around your foot, it might not feel as good.
1624088
Yes. About a 1/2 size difference in the shoes I buy now and the shoes I bought years ago. But totally worth it.
1624089
Yes...IF your shoes are already snug. However these supports, with you having a sizable "buzz" going, will make YOU tight.
1624090
I would say it depends on the shoes you are putting them in. If your shoes already fit snug then probably, but if not then you should be fine.
1830059
I think it might have your foot right at the edge. I am close to a 6-6 1/2 in tennis shoes, so I would think so :) hope it helps!
2207683
Try to wear a running shoe with shoelaces, that you can actually make it fit, because yes, this ankle support will make it fit tight.
990349
Absolutely. If the toe area of your shoes are already tight, this might be too much. But otherwise, this is fine for any shoes.
1260370
You can if it's an open shoe. If the heel is enclosed in any way, as in a boot of some sort, it will be most difficult if not impossible. But with any type of shoe you still have to use a screwdriver or something that can turn the middle section once it's hand tight. Hand tight is not enough to stretch the area. That's why it must be an open type shoe in order to make this maneuver.
640760
Yes and No...I think it will help but you should also add something stronger to it. I wear my during the day with shoes, I hope this helps
1401854
I use them in regular shoes. It does make the shoe fit a little tighter - maybe a half size difference. Hope that helps.
852088
depends on where they are big. they mostly fill up. so thay wouldn't necessarily help a shoe that was too wide or long. when i put them in one pair of sneakers i had to loose the laces as the pushed the top of my foot up into the top of the shoe
1245192
Probably could but i wouldnt recommend it as it will tear up the bottom of it. Its meant to be inside the shoe.
1405583
I believe it would, I tried this to stretch a pair of peep-toe pumps. However, I did not like it because it did not stretch evenly; left "bumps" in the leather. Ended up using shoe stretcher spray and a thick pair of socks which worked better.
412032
It would depend I suppose on the nature of the heel and also the way the heel savers are applied.
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.
651724
No - haven't tried that. I used it on a spike high heel (shoe)that got damaged and had to glue it to make is stay securely.
452787
I think it might. I have done repairs on sneakers. My take: worth a shot since cheap and uggs are not.
2251281
I would imagine so, when I used them they were way to thick and I couldnt' get my heal in the shoe
90324
absolutely no. the shoe is very small and narrow. i had to throw mine away because of the size issue.
1796150
I am sure it will because it is adjustable and opens up so you can center your foot and strap it to your comfort. I wear size 9.5- 3wide and still have room to make it tighter. It does not go all the way to the toes so it really doesn't matter your shoe size.