Can the heel snug be seen from the outside? I'd like to use them in a white pair of wedding shoes.
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Yes and no. If you put the heel snug far enough down into the shoe, it won't show. The problem with that method, however, is that the snug will make your foot feel like it is being pushed up out of the shoe. If you put the snug high enough, it will be comfortable and your foot will stay down in the shoe, but the device might show over the top of the shoe. I would recommend putting the snug as high as you can without it coming up over the top of the shoe, so that you can have the best combination of comfort and it not showing.
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Once you've found the best spot for it in the heel of your shoe, glue it into place - the adhesive it comes with only lasted an hour for me.
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If the shoes are only ankle high then yes, the snug will show and the fact that your heal is not touching the back of the shoe will be visible as well. If you are wearing a dress that is right above the shoes then you could color the snug white and maybe it won't be seen. I think you are better off getting a toe insert.
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I ordered them for some open toe heels I was wearing in a wedding, and they were not comfortable at all!! They did fit and you couldn't see them in the shoes though.
403740
these are for me, her husband, I usually don't wear high heels so i'm unable to answer the question. I can say they work very well in my shoes
648643
I would be careful with high heels with pointy/stilleto style heel but otherwise yes. My family, guests and I walk on it with and without shoes.
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Not very much. The heel protectors take up a little bit more room and so your heels are a little less likely to slip out of the shoe.Larry Cummings
1881681
You can cut these down to your shoe size. I am not sure how they work in heels.
334909
I would ask the supplier. I found a chart on another shoe and used that. It was ok.
78124
I seriously doubt it. They are not very big at all. The definitely do not fit on my husband's 10 1/2 shoe. I thought these would be great for guests, but they do not go on easily, so I ended up not using then at all.
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They only stretch side-to-side, not front-to-back. To stretch heels sideways, I would suggest buying some shoe stretch spray and force some other sort of stretcher in, even crumbled paper. I was going to use a bit of 2x4 wood with the rounded parts of the stretcher stuck on the sides. I may still do this.
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I haven't tried them in dress shoes, but would assume they would fit in any shoe with a removable insole. I'm not sure if they would fit over a non-removable insole. I find that not many of my dress shoes have removable insoles. I used them in my athletic shoes after removing the insoles they came with, and they worked great for that.
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I am not sure what you are asking. But, looking at the picture there appears to be an area at the back of heel. Mine goes down just a bit, but not enough to have any protection at the back of the heel. Hope is is what you are asking.
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You place it so the bottom of the snug is at the start of your heel. It will be about an 1 1/2 inches from the base of the shoe.
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I prefer to place them under the insole so they don't slide around. However, you can wear them either way.
916109
Can be worn in shoes w backs, like slings or closed clogs...visible in open backs ;-)
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I use them in regular shoes. It does make the shoe fit a little tighter - maybe a half size difference. Hope that helps.
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Not easily. They have adhesive bottoms to keep them in the right spot and from bunching together I suppose. I wouldn't swap them out to other shoes. Eventually, they wouldnt' stick anymore.
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Yes, there is a pattern provided so you can cut to your shoe size. Be aware they are thick, about a quarter of an inch.