Can more than one Pedag heel grips be inserted into a shoe?
1759237
Maybe you could put two side by side, but not on top of each other or I think they would separate apart when you slip you heel over them.
1759238
On top of each other or side by side? It would depend on the shoe. But if you stack them it's definitely going to be visible.
1759239
There would be room for one below the other. I don't know how well one would adhere onto the other.
1759240
It depends in the height of the back of the shoe. As I see it would not probably help to grip the shoe. But is is shaped as if it must be only one for the shoe.
90755
As the others have said in response to this question; yes. You have the ability to stretch it one of the two ways (length and width) or both at the same time. These also come with little black plastic pieces that you can place in the holes on the wood of the stretcher; this enables you to target stretch tough leather parts on your shoe.
827290
Yes. I had a pair of shoes that kind of "flopped" and I inserted these pads for a tighter fit. They worked just fine.
705657
Yes, just like shoes, they are sold in pairs. I'm guessing you ask because you'd like to mix sizes, as many people like to do with shoe sizes (the reason one should always check that the right and left in a box are the same size). If this is the case, you don't need to worry about fitting the stabilicers to different sized shoes or boots, because the elastic should be snug across a broad range. If right and left are a full size different, I think the ice cleats would still be snug on both feet, but it wouldn't be hard to make some kind of shim for the toe or heel that made up the difference.
74858
I don't see why not. I'm right handed, but the shoes appear to be built equally and have the same slide toe/bottom on both shoes.
507231
Depends upon the space in your shoes. Try it with the inserts (make sure you loosen the strings before putting your foot in them) and if they are to tight then take out the inserts.
336492
They are not specific for one foot. I use both of them for my right foot. Love them!!
1919441
No, these inserts are not intended for that so I would use heel pads to make the fit more snug.
905597
If you can I would recommend removing any insole that is a part of your shoes and replace them with these; depends on the shoes. I bought these to use in my Running shoes and had to remove the existing insoles before putting these in the shoes. That worked for me. Hope this helps!
952772
Yes. Only one side is a platform. The other side will still accept an spd shoe.
259626
If someone else initially laced the shoes and adjusted the tightness, then getting your foot in and out with one hand would work well. These would be very difficult to tighten with one hand. But most days there is no need to tighten them.
2199471
Just remove the previous tips and push theses ones on. It may require some crutching around to get them all the way on :)
2199022
I've got a little pouch to hold the sensor which attaches to the laces of my Brooks GTS running shoes. It works ok though it looks funny and the timing accuracy is erratic. I'm thinking of cutting into the sole of my shoe like some of the other respondents have recommended, though I'm a little worried about ruining them.
2281024
I don't know, I have only had custom orthotics that were really expensive, and then I tried the Powerstep Pinacle inserts and have been very happy with them. This way I could buy multiple pairs and put them in the shoes that I wear frequently without having to keep changing them from shoe to shoe. I find them just as good as the custom ones.
1329734
You probably can and they would stick however why would you want to do that? They are designed to be placed inside the shoe.
331822
Yes. That is part of why I bought them. Slide on left shoe and rubber on right.
913298
Marie, I have been changing between different shoes for years. I have ordered more of the lifts and now have 4. Some of my shoes have a different width inside the shoe and so my hiking shoes are real narrow in the heal & arch so I have trimmed the heel lift to fit that specific shoe and do not use it in any other shoes. Hope this helps. I have been using the lifts in my right shoe for at least 10 years. Mike R. :>)