I've got a pair of really cute shoes that I can't return for a number of reasons. They're wedge heels and about half a size too big. I got them at the end of a hot day and I'm also pregnant, so maybe my feet had swelled a little - my heels are nearly, but not quite, stepping out of them, especially early in the day before the swelling hits Any thoughts on how to reconcile? Put something - what? - in the toes? Any products made for this?
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Search insoles. There are loads of products.
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| Get some paddings from the dollar store, in the shoe accessories section. I'm not sure what they're called but you'll know what I mean when you see them. |
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| Insoles. Sometimes the ones just for the ball of your foot will push your foot back enough to keep it in place. |
| CVS sells insoles - added bonus when they're gel filled and make the shoes more comfortable. |
| Heel grips might help too. |
| What I usually do when I want to wear bigger shoes without buying soles is to put the fluffy kind of cottonwool in the tips of (close-toed) shoes! It works like a charm because it adapts to your foot's shape and is very comfortable! Plus you can put as much in as you need to make the shoes fit just right. |
| I would put superfeet insoles in there. If they're heels, I would sell them on ebay. You're feet, knees, hips, and back are suffering enough as you're pregnant. Don't do further damage with too-big shoes. Also, you could fall, and I'm guessing you don't want to explain to your ob=gyn that you fell because your shoes were "just too darn cute". Seriously, I would toss them. |