Key Benefits

• Extra cushioning
• Added support for your arches
• Provides custom fit for your feet

The Basics

• Start with getting a good running shoe, but if there is no perfect shoe for you then get the best shoe and an insole to create the perfect combination
• Insoles will either make a shoe feel softer, provide extra support for the foot or both
• Cushioned insoles help absorb shock and provide a softer feel
• Arch cushioned insoles fill the void created by a very high arch
• Arch support or orthotic-type insoles are designed for lower arches or flat feet and help improve alignment of the foot in order to reduce stress in the feet, legs, knees, hips and back
• For specific heel or forefoot problems, heel pads or forefoot pads may be the solution versus a full-length insole
• Insoles will usually last through the life of at least two pairs of shoes
• Once a shoe wears out, the shoe should be replaced. Do not attempt to extend the life of a shoe by using an insole.

Key Features

• Semi-rigid arch support insoles help reduce excessive pronation and associated symptoms (for example: plantar fasciitis)
• Shock absorbing materials help protect the feet at impact
• Additional cushioning materials located in the heel and forefoot provide added protection