Does the picture of heel grippers at top of page show the correct position for placement in shoe, with shorter curved side at bottom when applying?
1436755
Yes, that's correct. Curve on bottom, which lets the little padded part on the longer top comfortably secure your heel. Works great!
1312498
I would say they have normal padding in the area you mentioned. I would suggest inserts that address that area of the foot. Hope that helps.
219111
They should come in a left and a right. You should have a logo on the outside ankle area of each bootie.
827695
No, they don't give side to side stabilization like a firm molded heel cup would along with an arch support. Like say what you would find in a Superfeet insert. They just provide extra cushion which puts less pressure on the heel where the plantar fascia connects. I use them with Superfeet inserts.
270122
Yes...it worked for me. The insert is wide enough so that it fits quite snugly into the heel of my shoe on top of the first insert. I make certain that the velcro fasteners of my shoe are pulled together tightly to keep the inserts in place.
436249
The feet are slightly adjustable to correct for uneven surface. Otherwise, I don't know. Have you tried the dealer.
425825
I have found it very helpful with some shoes, but not all. Heel height doesn't matter, it's mostly the cut and width of the shoe. It is definitely an item to have and it does make wearing some shoes easier.
1124516
Apparently they don't make a grip for that model. At least nothing comes up on their site. Sorry, they work beautifully.
1920575
No, the tip is down and the heel is at an up angle. Usually, most of the cutting is done with the tip.
2168061
Flat in back of heel. You need to slide foot in on tip without moving them.
499501
In my experience and the bowling alley I go to the they have and even slide to grip ratio although I have not treated the bottoms in a while, also if u decide to go with this shoe keep in mind that they run a bit big so maybe get half a size smaller. Hope this helps.
1670231
Hi- the rule is: when your arm is straight down to your side the top of the grip of the caneshould be equal to your wrist with your shoes on. Good Luck!
1766801
Yes, we recommend removing the original insoles (unless they're very thin) before inserting our product. Thanks!
1963630
Yes. The picture is accurate. The size of the heel, or no heel at all, makes no difference in how the shoes hang on the rack.
717140
The footpads on my EX-69 do not move and cannot be adjusted. I called Horizon Fitness to inquire and the rep confirmed the same. She apologized for the deceiving description and will bring it up to the technical/documentation people. In any event, it's not a deal breaker since the angle and position of the stationary footpads are perfect. Very comfortable.
1765946
No grip-you cannot stand on these without gym shoes. They have a pebble like finish. I like them and use them on my off days from therapy - but never without gyms shoes. The angle is 18 degrees for one slant.
134180
Yes. There are lines drawn on, showing where you can cut for your specific size. The lines I cut for my shoe (running - 10.5), worked out perfectly.