Why can't you stick these on barefeet?
1329731
You can stick them on bare feet but they will not stay stuck if you go barefooted.
1329732
You can - that's how you're supposed to use them. Start with cool, completely clean and dry foot for the best chance of the pads staying put. If you don't, they won't stick as well - - and even when you DO prep your feet the right way, the gel pads may tend to shift around if feet get hot and sweaty.
1329733
I stick them on my bare feet. Just pull gently when you take them off so you don't tear them or your skin.
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.
1329735
I stick mine on my bare feet and have had no problem getting them off or having them stick again.
1329736
That's what you're supposed to do! Don't stick them anywhere other than skin or their plastic covers or you'll never get them back off again.
1329737
You can. That is how I apply them. Where did you read that you could not apply to barefeet
2158187
By the time I'd purchased it six months or so ago they shipped some sillicon feet with it and you can elect to put them on. Try it without the feet and see if you need them. If they didn't ship you any, just write them as customer service is really good. The feet I had put on are still attached.
2168059
You butt them up against the back inside of your shoe. You may need to use your finger to hold it in place while you slide your foot in to your shoe.
1493800
You can't put them in your mouth there is no way to attach them the answer is no
1304712
They work great for bare feet, socks, and slippers. It gives grip in all those cases and never seems uncomfortable.
2241149
I would think you could stick these on any flat surface that you would like...
2240833
Yes, I think you could. I think it is easier to position onto an orthotic outside the shoe. I believe the adhesive would stick to about anything.
1801249
There isn't a good place to mount straps. With the right shoes, there shouldn't be a need for straps anyway.
1105163
No, I use them in my athletic shoes and insert them between the shoe and and pad. They stay in place nicely and are much better than the felt pads the doctor gave me, not to mention a lot less expensive ($80!!) You could probably glue them in place if you had to.
266467
They are bulky, so will make the shoes fit tighter and your foot sit higher (may cause foot to come out at heel). Also, the surface is a slippery synthetic that won't feel great with bare feet. Their real advantage is the rubber is a little denser than most overthecounter arch supports.
1214739
No, they really don't work well in the shoe. Your foot would slip over the smooth side too much. I tried pads in the shoes. They didn't stick well either.
277598
I'm sure it wouldn't hurt your feet to use the inserts without wearing socks, but I would recommend against it. The cloth surfacing of the insert is slick when inserting a socked foot, but it is considerably less slick when inserting a bare foot. The slickness prevents the insert from becoming bunched up, and the sock absorbs some of the foot wetness and protects the insert giving it a longer life.
456080
They are attached using Velcro. Maybe the diameter is too big or small. You could just buy them and return them if they don't fit. Lol
2251278
I've only used them to shorten my swimming fins, too long. I suppose one could use them on the sides of a shoe, but I'm guessing.
781338
You could put them on any kind of pad. They are covered by a nylon "sock" that surrounds the entire speaker and are quite heavy. The foot allows for padded feet or spikes depending whether you are putting them on on bare floor or carpet.
249623
Excellent question. Well I believe they are almost impossible to perfectly put on. Hence you get another chance . Don't bother. Great company same thing as 1$ pack of 5
788099
I had the same issue. You need to basically force them on there. I think the reason they're like this is so they don't easily slide off. I bought these tips nearly six months ago and they're still holding up pretty well..hope this helps.