Overview
Find the relief you're looking for in the Superfeet Run Pain Relief Insoles. Target injuries such as plantar fasciitis and achilles tendonitis with a natural shock absorbing and stabilizing heel cup. Increase your stability with the horseshoe-like heel stabilizer built to reduce motion for a more recovery-oriented environment. Help to support yourself and your running with a medium to a high arch structure. This insole is part of the Superfeet Run specific line, which is designed to give you all the quality of the Superfeet design but catered to the forward motion of running.
Product Details
Model Number: FL7864
Details
- Ideal for a medium to high arch
- Horseshoe-like independent heel stabilizer reduces motion for a more recovery-oriented environment
- EVOLyte™ carbon fiber for stabilizer cap provides firm support
- Patented heel cup encapsulates heel for natural shock absorption and stability
- Patented contour shape adapts footwear to foot
- Therapeutic foam for increased cushioning and decreased friction
- MoistureWick™ mesh prevents odor and increases breathability
- Pair of insoles
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Customer Reviews
green vs orangethese DID provide relief for my plantar, but it did take getting used to. your feet have more freedom than the green, more wiggle/flexibility which i believed to help. as for the durability the person below me spoke about, i disagree. i was running 100+ miles a week on these in college and they lasted. the rubber heel insert did wear away around the 400 mile mark.
would i get these again, yes. only if these are on sale or the greens are sold out. did not hate these
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.]
Toasted after 8 runsNot worth the extra money over the standard Superfeet greens. I'm a fairly middling runner, but after only 55 miles, these were so dead you can see a clear outline of the ball of my foot and each of my toes. And as far as I can tell, the rubber piece you put into the shoe first does nothing but make switching between shoes more difficult. Maybe these would be better for someone with a heel strike?
