Has anyone ever bought/worn Orthofeet shoes?
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Comments (7)I buy from them and Online Shoes most of the time. The shipping is free both ways, and they are great. I know about my feet, and know what my shoe needs are. Both of these stores have real pros who can help you. In Tulsa there are few if any clerks who can help you find a shoe that fits your personal foot requirements. Even Runners World and the sport stores just have people with their opinions. Both of these online stores have a search function that is helpful, and their clerks can easily find someone in the store with knowledge. Since the return is free many of the stores will send you a label to use to return a package. That way you don't have to stand in line at the post office, and in my case, I have just seen the UPS or Fed Ex guy, and given the package to him. Sammy...See MoreAm I The Only Woman Who Has Never Worn...
Comments (47)My mother and her generation of women in our family never wore jeans. She hated them. It took a long time for her to wear pants but she did eventually. I wore dungarees as a little kid and then wore jeans from my teens to the present. I wear them all the time..love GAP and Old Navy ones and low risers. Can't stand the ones which come up to my waist as I am short-waisted.In my hippie days, mine were covered with peace signs....See MoreHas anyone bought anything from Signature Hardware?
Comments (43)After reading through all these comments, I was concerned about the quality of SH. I looked up the spec sheet on the faucet I am interested in buying and it has the following certifications: cUPC ASME A11.18.1 NSF/ANS I61 NSF/ANSI 372 ICC/ANSI A117.1 This covers, among other things: lead free, safe for drinking, supply fittings. In fact, they address lead free specifically in their FAQs: " All Signature Hardware kitchen and bathroom sink faucets are compliant with lead regulations determined by the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). This includes NSF/ANSI 61 (to meet North American drinking water standards) as well as AB1953 (to meet California drinking water standards). They are safe to use, as required by law, and undergo a rigorous testing and inspection process before being authorized for sale. We are also proud to stand behind our products with our warranty. " And their faucets have a 25 year warranty. I couldn't find anything about where they manufacture, but even if assembled here, I'm sure there are parts that come from China. You'll be hard pressed to find an all American made & assembled product of any sort. Many of the concerning posts were from years past so it looks like SH has made improvements since then. I will go ahead with my plan to purchase faucets for my kitchen reno. Fingers crossed!...See MoreHas anyone tried Gekks socks/shoe liners?
Comments (38)I love Gekks although they are expensive. For decades I have tried all the solutions to no-sock look, from footies, to toe covers, and half foot covers. All of them showed above shoe line or slipped and bunched, or caused blisters creating extra friction with the elastic at heel or along the top seams. The pretty lacy top liners gave me blisters and never looked that evenly spaced peeking out of my shoes. Gekks is the first sock liner that works for me: for flats, loafers, and sneakers. Since there is nothing else like it, I pay the high price to keep one in each pair of my favorite shoes. I was not interested in spending the time moving and reinstalling to another shoe ( they do last longer if dedicated to one pair of shoes). Solution to issues I have read about: 1) Gekks not sticking to some shoes; 2) adhesive can damage shoes with delicate leather liners like Everlane; 3) limited budgets for an expensive product to buy for each shoe in closet. But there is an easy solution: put a thin gel (or other) 3/4 insole in your shoes and attach the Gekks to the insole. Then move the insole to any other shoe with Gekks sock attached. Voila! issues solved for any shoe you could use with a thin insole! There are many insole products. You can search for "thin shoe insoles" on AMZ. For Rothys, which have removable insoles anyway, choose one of your Rothys basic color insoles, attach the Gekks, then just move the Rothys insole with the attached Gekks sock... from Rothy shoe to shoe. Then you only need one Gekk style per Rothy style in your closet. Start collecting slowly: Attached to a movable 3/4 insole (or one of your basic color Rothys insoles) makes Gekks work for any shoe that you could use with a thin insole, although the Gekks heel adhesive would wear out sooner, but a great solution while you are building your collection. I recommend 3/4 insoles because different shoes have different toe box shapes and it is hard to make a full insole fit perfectly for moving shoe to shoe. The heel adhesive may wear faster moving shoe to shoe, but you should get a good amount of use while evaluating Gekks while giving your budget time to add more if you love them like I do....See More- 4 years ago
4 years agoI've got a pair of Orthofeet tennis shoes and they are a good fit. I ordered a 1/2 size up for sock wearing. However, I can truthfully say these SAS walking shoes are the best I've ever had. Previously the pain in the feet was so bad after walking for a few feet. I've owned several pair and they are excellent.
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