Pace Plantar Fasciitis Pain Relief Insoles - Men’s And Women’s Orthotic Inserts For Shoes And Boots - Podiatrist Recommended Arch Support Available In 4 Arch Heights For Flat Feet To High Arches

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Pros

Game changer. This is the happiest i have been about a purchase in a very long time. I am happy and i do not feel or believe this was a cheap budget conscience quality sacrificing purchase.

I have planter fasciitis. My foot problem is pain in the metatarsal region when i am on my feet for very long.

Cheap enough to have more than one set at s time, while not breaking the bank. The xhigh arched ones are the best! These are perfect for the task.

Tread labs makes a better more customizable orthotics for $65. They also offer a range of arch heights and firmness levels. The only thing i didnt like about tread labs is that they don’t make wide fit insoles. Scholl's and some other brands.

They heel is contoured and formed plastic; it reminds me of the specialty orthotics my chiropractor prescribes. One pair of these squeaks and the other doesn't, but it doesn't matter too much to me.

Cons

When i put them in my keen work boots, the heel section of the insole is too narrow for the boot. They're too rigid/firm for my high arches/feet.

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Quality

Tread labs also offers a range of arch heights and firmness levels and the quality is simply unmatched by anything other then m... Read More

You will not be disappointed with this product or this company

The problem with the podiatrists top covers is that they were half length offering uneven padding under my foot inside my shoes

So with tread labs i found an affordable quality durable orthotic top cover that does not break the bank either

Competitiveness

I had a prescription pair of orthotics from a podiatrist that cost 650

After trying other cheaper options i think these are worth the money

Another 4star review also mentioned this problem that it feels like your feet being hammered when running

Overview

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arch, high, great, plantar and comfortable.

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Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.

This product had a total of 662 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 11 2022.