How do you secure the heel straps?I followed the directions but they kept coming undone.
1324974
I had the same problem when wearing stiff snow boots. I've switched to waterproof hiking boots and it seems to work better. Still have to cinch them very tight when starting out.
1324975
It is a poor design. You need to pull the strap real tight. Pull it to where the first access hole is available then go one more. You need assistance in doing such. We have a different manufacturer which has a infinite adjustable strap much easier.
1324976
yes, a friend of mine also complains about that, it depend on boots probably.. some additional strap around ankle which will hold the heels` one might help, i guess :)
382240
Make the straps some-what loose, so the cage is not tight around your shoe. I will admit, it does take some time to get use to getting your foot in, but getting your foot out is easy. I have never had a problem with getting my foot in or out.
1081985
Very hard for me to tighten the straps properly. My husband has to do it most times or we stuff our son into the straps.
546860
There is a sticky pad in the heel area on the bottom to secure the insole to the shoe. I just make sure I don't expose the adhesive so the insole is removable.
1987578
I don't know. I clipped them all to the rack when we got it. Maybe write the company or try to find some other way to hold them on. Maybe black shoe laces cut and tied in back.
1147394
Yeah, it does take some effort but I did get mine on. It's probably good to keep them from being loose - you could try other method such as fasteners if needed.
540607
They don't come with adhesive so I use Velcro. The soft side in the shoe and the rough side on the bottom of the lift
1958510
I let them dry outside, laying them on their sides or upside down and then use an old screwdriver to get the muck out. However, I have rinsed them off in the kitchen sink and then let them dry upside down if they'll stay that way. I bought an extra pair of heel inserts, as my foot is narrow but I need a wide width in the front because of bunions.
21797
You need to losen the straps. You tube the video on how to do it. That's what I did. You need to raise it from the back I had the same issue till I watched the video.
1653133
That's a tough one. My Sperry's are pretty substantial at the back for support. I have used the product on my every day shoes and have luck with the product at the front of the shoe. Have you tried wooden shoe stretchers, along w/a product like this-might work.
384606
Do not over tighten. They are locking nots. If you keep turning they will strip. Just make then snug
265295
I know it is a little harder to do but you need to load the strap through the bottom of the buckle. While depressing the thumb tab you have to thread the strap from the middle on the bottom to the outside. That will take care of any slipping problems. I have a 400+ lb. friend that works out with me and never has a problem at all with them.
1995477
I think they come with a sticky back, which works fairly well. I added a couple of strips of double sided sticky tape just to be sure. They are not so large or thick that they would be obviously noticeable and they are basically clear so one would need to really be looking to see them if for some reason your foot did not cover them. Honestly though I do not think that you should have a problem. I wore mine with strapped stilettos completely undetected and without incident.
32556
Check the front swivel on the shoe to see if it's not too tight that it won't move up and down. That small black lever moves mine up and down because it is the shoe release. Hope that helps.
1340840
Try switching around the feet and don't tighten anything until you get all the bolts through. If anything, you might have to drill a little, but I didn't have to. Just keep it kinda loose, until you get everything in.
1597769
Had the same problem. I mounted a cross country binding and use the cc boots. Perfect now
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.