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Get heal inserts, little foam stickies that you stick on the inside of the heal.
@brenda.m.fields: Thanks! That's what I was thinking about doing! I'll have to pick some up next time I'm at Walmart or Target.
Stuff something soft into the toebox of each shoe. (Tissue, a hankie, cotton, etc.) It will have to be just the right amount so that the room that is left in each shoe is just the right amount of room for your feet. And... it has to be something soft so it doesn't hurt, irritate your toes.
@2ndtime: That's brilliant. I never even thought of that!
I had the same problem with a pair of pumps. These inserts fixed it! I wish they actually massaged my foot with every step!
http://www.drscholls.com/drscholls/productSearch.do?method=doProductDetailsLookup&searchArg=5
ETA This is basically a commercial version of what 2ndtime recommended.
@LittleRiver: Oooh thanks for the help. I have some Dr. Scholl's for her inserts in a pair of boots that was uncomfortable and I remember when I put them in it did make them fit more snug.
Adding a foam insole raises your foot up and back in the shoe. You can even add a foot petal on top of the insole and silicone heel grips if necessary.
@brenda.m.fields: I actually picked up some of these today and they helped!
@LittleRiver: I use those and heelgrips from CVS (best ones I've found). My left foot is smaller than my right and I have super narrow heels so I tend to come out of a lot of pumps and that fixes it.
Insoles and those heel-petal stickies help. If anything, you can get lambswool to stuff in the toebox area. When I used to dance en pointe; that's what we'd put in the tips of our pointe shoes to help cushion our feet when we danced.
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Okay, so I have this pair of pumps that are super cute. I'd like to be able to wear them with a new dress for a couple of date nights soon. My shoe size is a very true size 9, but when I ordered the shoes, the reviews said they ran small, so I bought a 10 (there were no half sizes) and they're too big. They're past the point of being returnable, and that's my fault. Anyway, I have to walk very carefully in them to keep them from flipping off the back of my heel like a flip flop. When they flip off the back of my heel like that it makes me feel very unstable and almost like I'm going to fall when my heel tries to go back into the shoe. I've worn them out once (just to dinner) and almost fell in the parking lot because of this.
So, do the bees have any tips for making slightly too big shoes fit better? Or are these shoes doomed to sit in my closet unworn?