Have you ever bought a pair of shoes that you knew were much too big, but you purchased them anyway? They were so cute that you just had to have them. Or maybe you were forced to borrow a pair of oversized shoes from a friend because you had no other options at the time. These are both instances of where you had to wear a pair of shoes that were much too big for you.

Wrong Size

Either your shoes were too wide or too long. Basically, they did not fit properly. Chances are you probably walked right out of them because they did not hug your feet securely. Were you embarrassed? Did you hurt yourself?

The bottom line is that your new shoes were very uncomfortable because they were not the right size. You may have thought they would feel better once they were worn and broken in. However, you found out the hard way that they were not the right fit and that they would never fit.

Even if you didn’t walk out of them, you probably spent the whole time trying to keep them on. Trying to take smaller steps so that your shoes do not fall off is not a fun way to enjoy a new pair of shoes.

No Slip

The good thing is that the next time you want to purchase an oversized pair of shoes you won’t have to worry about walking out of them. Purchase a pair of heel grips to keep your feet safely secured inside. Wear them with all styles of shoes such as boots, slip-ons, flats, high heels and even boots.

Heel grips work by adding extra padding to the back of the foot. When they are inserted, the pad pushes your toes more to the front of your shoes. This in turn causes a tighter fit, and you don’t end up walking out of your shoes. They won’t slip off of your feet.

There are numerous brands of shoe grips sold, and they are available for both women and men. Purchase them in materials such as suede, rubber and gel. Grips for shoes provide more padding, which helps to prevent blisters on your feet.

Buy a single pair or shoe grips or packs that have multiple pairs. A heel grip will help you to walk with confidence. Stop the painful and embarrassing mishaps that shoes cause whenever they aren’t sized properly.