Sandal Back Strap Too Loose

Sometimes the straps on sandals just don t have enough holes in them to be snug enough on our heel.

Sandal back strap too loose.

Well spring is finally here and with summer just around the corner we thought we would share a quick tip for your sandals that may be too loose. We recommend fitting the sandals so the arch hits in the right place of your foot even if this means having to cinch the straps a little tighter. Again the one on the left is for loosening and the one the right shows the straps and direction to pull for tightening. Walking is uncomfortable and we fear losing a shoe.

These straps are self adhesive so just peel off the removable backing and stick them directly on the inside of the straps where it s loose. And no need to run to the cobbler. The sandal with a toe strap. If your slingbacks are only slightly loose proceed to the next step.

Now let s take a look at the sandal with a toe strap. There are ways however to make adjustments so that your strappy shoes fit comfortably. But they can be a bit difficult to fit because the straps hit different areas of the foot and it is not uncommon for one or more strap to be too tight or too loose. That is really all there is to adjusting the sandal without a toe strap.

If the straps still feel too long you can always send them into our rechaco facility to have them shortened. Simply lay the strap flat on a surface you don t mind scuffing like a piece of wood. Purchase a rubber strap insert such as strappy strips from shoe petals or gel strappies by apara.