can these be cut to fit the shoe
1061510
i guess they could because they are fairly thin, this size fit my size 8 shoe, i just had to take out the original insole for it fit.
1061511
Yes. These were the brand suggested by my daughter's Physical Therapist to better align her low arches and hip/leg position. We brought the inserts to a therapy session at the PT's request. She cut them in a way maintained the arch support in the proper place, that is she took some off the front as well as the heel to make sure the arch support stayed under the arch of the foot. We purchased one pair for street shoes and one for her soccer cleats that can get real dirty and smelly if need be.
1061512
I did not need to cut mine but I don't see why you wouldn't be able to trim them a little around the front edge. The heel cup and arch are made of several layers so you would not want to cut there. I have high arches and plantar fasciitis. I have purchased custom made orthotics and several other expensive types and these are the only ones that have enough cushion and enough support. They are amazing!
1061513
You can cut the toe part a bit. Hold them to your foot at the store to see if the arch will be in the right place. I buy mine smaller rather than larger and trimming because my natural foot arch seems to be a little farther back. Just put them to your foot to see what will work best for you.
1061514
I would think the front portion (by toes) probably could be, but the arch and heel areas are less adjustable
400818
There are two sizes, large and small.I would NOT recommend cutting them, I've only used them for men's shoes and they are great. If the boot heel is large the small size may fit, or may hang over the edge. It depends on the size of the woman's heel. If it is a full heel you are great but if you are talking about a stiletto heel this most likely won't work.
1692176
No I do not recomment cutting these to fit. They are a strong rubber and unless you are very careful I would not try to alter them. I think they are great the way they are!
2201379
Yes they can be cut, but I would recommend buying ones that fit, because there is I little lip around the inner and outer edge to keep everything from spilling off.
2065641
these are plastic, so yes, they can be cut to fit. You just have to do two to match because these sit side by side to make one piece.
2018420
You can cut them to the size of your shoe, they have marks on them to guide the cutting... I cut mine to my size.
1572712
Yes they can be cut to any size. It is a thin ribbed plastic so it is easy to cut along the ribs.
863039
They should be easy to trim with a pair sharp zissors as they are made of thin material as described. I know I could trim them. They are not hard plastic like inserts you would get from a podiatrist. They are flexible so I would try them in the shoes first by leaving the bottom paper on so they don't stick to the shoe. You might be surprise at how well they fit the shoe for an in-between size.
1933881
Hi Katherine,Yes, they; have printed guides on the underside of them, so they can be cut down easily to fit basically any shoe size.
1723439
Definitely. Either shoestring or standard size. Being able to control the height of the cut makes for endless possibilities. We love it. It's worth the price.
540157
They arent really intended to be cut - they snap together. However , Id imagine a hack saw / sawsall would cut it just fine.
1271262
There is no width on package. The diameter of the laces is about 1/2 the size of regular shoe lace, and you can cut the length to the size you need.
968213
Yes. I would recommend placing them under the insole that comes with the shoe.
2148126
Not really. They are crimped on so you would need to glue over them or cut them off
1740660
Yes, it can be cut to fit if you have a pair of heavy duty scissors. Tin snips will also work.
1881681
You can cut these down to your shoe size. I am not sure how they work in heels.
1126781
you can if u can get them open......mine were stuck together.. only scissots will work.. careful.. i have cut into them