Sentences with phrase «narrow feet if»

I have narrow feet if that matters.

I have narrow feet if you'd like to donate them to me: --RRB-

Not exact matches

They run narrow, so watch out if you have wide feet!

If you have narrow feet and want to buy these, just order a size up and you should be fine!

But, if you have a more narrow foot, then I don't know.

If your foot is very narrow, I would look for something else.

These run narrow, so if you have normal to wide feet or long toes, your big toe joint (bunion area) will bulge out the side above the leather toe area.

My feet are slightly narrow, and these are just a tiny bit roomy in the heel, so if you have «standard» feet they are true to size.

If you have a wide - ish foot, going up a half - size with Sole Society shoes can be a good idea (they often run narrow)- that's what I do, and it sometimes pays off.

If you have narrow feet, I'd recommend sizing down — there was extra room in the toe box for me.

These pumps have the added bonus of being comfy, especially if you have narrow feet, and very good arch support.

Nordstrom reviewers seem to all note that the shoe runs narrow and if your foot is not narrow you should get the «wide width shoe.»

I have a medium width foot, so if you are very narrow or have a wider foot, these may not work for you.

Definitely go bigger — but if you have a narrow foot, especially around the toe area, your normal size might work for you.

If you have especially narrow feet, you may have to double up on socks to fill out the shoe.

With the laces they can widen easily or you can tighten the laces if you have a narrower foot.

I would say these sandals run on the wider side if you have really narrow feet, but they aren't too wide in my opinion.

If you have a wider foot it would be fine but my foot is a bit narrow.

However, if you have especially narrow feet, these shoes might be a little too roomy for you.

If you have wide feet, they might be a bit narrow in the toe box for you.

The shoe is not too narrow for me as I have skinny feet... guess it just depends if you have more of a wide foot.

If you're a woman with thin ankles and narrow feet, try to look for sandals with thinner straps.

Not real wide but if you have a narrow foot I would not recommend.

If you have narrow feet, I would guess that your normal size would be just right.

If you regularly wear a 10 1/2 but you have narrow feet, you should be fine.

If you have very narrow feet I'd get these but size down.

I just got these boots in black in a size 6... the back of the boot by my ankle is very tight... in fact really uncomfortable... I am worried if I order the next size I will walk out of them... I have a very narrow foot and always take a size 6...???

If you usually have trouble with almond or pointed toe shoes fitting narrow on your feet, I'd recommend going up half a size.

A little bit narrow sole so I would recommend getting wide sole for a bigger foot (if you like your Chacos loose of course).

If you have big (up to size 42) and / or narrow feet, try on Pretty Ballerinas's ballerinas with an elasticated edge.

The cab in the Partner will be a little cramped if you're much over six - foot tall, the limited seat travel and narrow footwell can make long trips uncomfortable.

On the long narrow lane on the track's main straight, the difference was how stable and centered the car seemed, almost as if the lane was a couple feet wider.

Alternate Hikes — There are several excellent alternatives to hiking up Huayna Picchu if you aren't able to obtain the ticket or don't fancy crowded, narrow paths alongside of sheer falls of hundreds of feet or more.

Just be aware that their A350 J seats can be very uncomfortable if you're 6 ′ or taller, and the oddly designed, very narrow foot cubbyhole forces a very awkward sleeping position even for my shorter frame.

So if we only focus on mobilizing families that otherwise would be on two wheelers (foot or motorozed) or buses, that narrow view says that a cheap car is a good thing.

It's so much easier to climb because you don't have to deal with narrow treads (the tips of your feet don't hit the riser), and because you can grip the stairs above you with your hands if that feels more comfortable than using the handrail.