PowerstepPowerstep Pinnacle, Signature Arch, Comfort Cushioning and Supportive Insoles with Shock Absorption for Neutral Arches

My left heel began hurting so much that it would throb at night and I had to take Advil. I started googling what was making my heel hurt; I came to the conclusion that I need better arch support in my shoes (plus I am getting older, age 46, maybe not quite so old but I push mow a whole bunch in the summer). Anywho, after much research I decided to give these a try. When I first walked around with them in my shoes, I felt like the arch was too high. After a couple days I realized how good they made my feet feel and then the arch didn’t feel too high anymore. I guess I just didn’t have any arch support worth a hoot in my regular shoes compared to these insoles. After only a couple weeks, my left heel quit hurting. (I must add that I had also started doing some foot stretches, but I don’t do the foot stretches anymore and my heel still doesn’t hurt). The only downfall is that they’re kind of expensive. But sometimes you get what you pay for! If I was a rich girl LOL, I would buy a pair for every single pair of my shoes. Until then I will just continue taking them out and putting them in whatever pair of shoes I’m wearing for the day, which is very easy to do. These were def worth the money.

Solo que si les tuve que recortar un poco de los extremos, pues no cabían en el zapato (de la misma talla), ojo pidan una talla mas pequeña

The best insoles I've found.

For those of us that have suffered with problems like plantar faciatis, tendinitis, or aching arches, these inexpensive shoe inserts are the best!! Just remove the shoe lining, insert and go! I even put them in my expensive athletic shoes. Much more supportive and comfortable.

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